What does NFS mean?
NFS means Normal for Swindon
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Normal for Swindon?
Normal for Swindon can be abbreviated as NFS
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What does NFS stand for? NFS stands for "Normal for Swindon". |
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How to abbreviate "Normal for Swindon"? "Normal for Swindon" can be abbreviated as NFS. |
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What is the meaning of NFS abbreviation? The meaning of NFS abbreviation is "Normal for Swindon". |
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What is NFS abbreviation? One of the definitions of NFS is "Normal for Swindon". |
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What does NFS mean? NFS as abbreviation means "Normal for Swindon". |
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What is shorthand of Normal for Swindon? The most common shorthand of "Normal for Swindon" is NFS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SCODP - Swindon Coalition of Disabled People
- SMNHST - Swindon and Marlborough NHS Trust
- SWEFD - Swindon Employers' Forum on Disability
- SSAZ - Swindon Stoners Against Zombies
- NFB - Normal for Bridgewater
- NFN - Normal for Norfolk
- SALOS - Swindon Amateur Light Operatic Society
- SN - Swindon
- SDARC - Swindon & District Amateur Radio Club
- SBLP - Swindon Borough Local Plan
- SYFC - Swindon Youth for Christ
- NFH - Normal for Here
- NFD - normal for date
- USWP - University for Swindon and Wiltshire Project
- NFF - Normal For Fife
- NFL - Normal For Londoners. (ODSA). Flexible and disparaging reference to a group of people deemed to be less intelligent or capable than those using the term. The third word is widely substituted for other areas, towns and cities (for example NFN = Normal for
- NFL - Normal For Londoners. (And variations on the same theme, eg, NFN = Normal for Norfolk)
- FLKOFS - Funny Looking Kid, Okay For Sunderland (one of many regional variants of NFN [Normal For Norfolk])
- NFN - Normal for Norfolk (rural area, suggests inbreeding or quaint rural oddness), might explain FLK
- NFP - Normal for Portsmouth - repeat abortion, said to be particularly rife in Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK (a sailing port)