What does RICD mean?
RICD means Recreational In-Channel Diversion
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Recreational In-Channel Diversion?
Recreational In-Channel Diversion can be abbreviated as RICD
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What does RICD stand for? RICD stands for "Recreational In-Channel Diversion". |
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How to abbreviate "Recreational In-Channel Diversion"? "Recreational In-Channel Diversion" can be abbreviated as RICD. |
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What is the meaning of RICD abbreviation? The meaning of RICD abbreviation is "Recreational In-Channel Diversion". |
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What is RICD abbreviation? One of the definitions of RICD is "Recreational In-Channel Diversion". |
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What does RICD mean? RICD as abbreviation means "Recreational In-Channel Diversion". |
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What is shorthand of Recreational In-Channel Diversion? The most common shorthand of "Recreational In-Channel Diversion" is RICD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CIAB - Channel in a Box
- ICFR - In-Channel Frequency Response
- IBOC - In Band on Channel
- ASCD - Any Stream Channel Diversion
- DCG - Diversion Channel Geometry
- DEA - Diversion in America
- ECC - Elements in Channel Coal
- PSCD - Permanent Stream Channel Diversion
- RICD - Recreation in Channel Diversion
- RICD - Recreational Instream Channel Diversion
- RMC - Recreational Mining in Colorado
- SCD - Stream Channel Diversion
- Tic - Transfer in Channel
- TSCD - Temporary Stream Channel Diversion
- ITC - In This Channel" or "In That Case
- cd - Channel Diversion
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