What does NWT mean?
NWT means Not with Team
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Not with Team?
Not with Team can be abbreviated as NWT
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What does NWT stand for? NWT stands for "Not with Team". |
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How to abbreviate "Not with Team"? "Not with Team" can be abbreviated as NWT. |
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What is the meaning of NWT abbreviation? The meaning of NWT abbreviation is "Not with Team". |
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What is NWT abbreviation? One of the definitions of NWT is "Not with Team". |
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What does NWT mean? NWT as abbreviation means "Not with Team". |
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What is shorthand of Not with Team? The most common shorthand of "Not with Team" is NWT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FFBNW - Fitted for But Not With
- NTBCW - Not to Be Confused With
- NPWAFD - Not Playing with A Full Deck
- NTTAWTT - Not That There's Anything Wrong with That
- NTTAWWT - Not That There's Anything Wrong with That
- NTTIAWWT - Not That There's Anything Wrong with That
- NCW - Not Complied With
- NDA - Not Diagnosed with Anything
- NPW - Not Proceeded With
- NAT - Not Affiliated with the Tour
- NCCW - Not Counted for Credit With
- NNWD - Not Null With Default
- NPW - not proceeding with
- NTTIAWWT - Not That There Is Anything Wrong With That
- NQWI - Not Quite With It
- nttawwt - Not that there is anything wrong with that
- NWOM - Not With Our Money
- NALGO - Not A Lot Going On. Retrospectively applied meaning to the NALGO trade union name. The acronym's original meaning was National Association of Local Government Officers, which merged with NUPE and COHSE in 1993 to form UNISON, now the largest UK trade unio
- NATO - Not A Team Operator. Excellent reverse acronym for emphasising verious aspects of team-working, and specifically for glory-hunters and autocrats everywhere (Ack. L Speden). Also mischievously interpreted as No Action, Talk Only (thanks G Cook), which give
- NSPS - Not Something that Personnel Should-have-to-put-up-with