What does OOT mean?
OOT means Officer on the Train
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Officer on the Train?
Officer on the Train can be abbreviated as OOT
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What does OOT stand for? OOT stands for "Officer on the Train". |
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How to abbreviate "Officer on the Train"? "Officer on the Train" can be abbreviated as OOT. |
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What is the meaning of OOT abbreviation? The meaning of OOT abbreviation is "Officer on the Train". |
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What is OOT abbreviation? One of the definitions of OOT is "Officer on the Train". |
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What does OOT mean? OOT as abbreviation means "Officer on the Train". |
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What is shorthand of Officer on the Train? The most common shorthand of "Officer on the Train" is OOT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GBOTT - Get Back on the Train
- OSD - Officer on Special Duty
- OOD - Officer on Duty
- OON - Officer of the Order of the Niger
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- OTTF - On the Train Towards the Future
- TGG - The Train Gamers Gazette
- TGA - The Train Gamers
- bott - Back on the Train
- ttj - The Train Job
- ttt - The Train the Trainer
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- OBE - Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
- OOR - Officer of the Order of the Rokel