What does PGT mean?
PGT means Polished Granite Tomahawk
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Polished Granite Tomahawk?
Polished Granite Tomahawk can be abbreviated as PGT
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What does PGT stand for? PGT stands for "Polished Granite Tomahawk". |
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How to abbreviate "Polished Granite Tomahawk"? "Polished Granite Tomahawk" can be abbreviated as PGT. |
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What is the meaning of PGT abbreviation? The meaning of PGT abbreviation is "Polished Granite Tomahawk". |
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What is PGT abbreviation? One of the definitions of PGT is "Polished Granite Tomahawk". |
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What does PGT mean? PGT as abbreviation means "Polished Granite Tomahawk". |
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What is shorthand of Polished Granite Tomahawk? The most common shorthand of "Polished Granite Tomahawk" is PGT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PBWF - Polished Brass With Fittings
- PB - Polished Brass
- PBCH - Polished Brass Chrome
- PCGD - Polished Chrome Gold
- PBR - Polished-Bore Receptacle
- PAR - Polished All Round
- PN - Polished Nickel
- PSRV - Polished Slip/Skid Resistance Value
- GCL - Granite City Library (Granite City, IL)
- GFBL - Granite Falls Branch Library (Granite Falls, WA)
- GFPL - Granite Falls Public Library (Granite Falls, MN)
- pBPB - Polished Brass Polished Brass
- TPL - Tomahawk Public Library (Tomahawk, WI)
- GDB - Granite Falls Municipal Airport, Granite Falls, Minnesota, United States
- GSZ - Granite Mountain AS, Granite Mountain, Alaska, United States
- Kgdb - Granite Falls Municipal Airport, Granite Falls, Minnesota, United States
- GMT - Granite Mountain, Granite Mountain, United States
- TKV - Tomahawk Regional Airport, Tomahawk, Wisconsin, United States
- 1G2 - Granite Falls Municipal Airport / Lenzen Roe Memorial Field, Granite Falls, Minnesota (former code, now GDB)
- GDB - Granite Falls Municipal Airport / Lenzen Roe Memorial Field, Granite Falls, Minnesota (formerly 1G2)