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VIACA

ViacomCBS class "A"

Business » NASDAQ Symbols

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TSB

Torstar Corporation "B"

Business » Toronto Stock Exchange

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TSB

Torstar Corporation "B"

Business » Companies & Firms

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LBRDA

Liberty Broadband class "A"

Business » NASDAQ Symbols

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WTTW

"Word to the wise."

Miscellaneous » Unclassified

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YHW

Backwards "why"

Miscellaneous » Slang

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OOOF

The word OOOF is normally said on a online game called Roblox. People would say it when they have "died" on the game. It means oh I have died.

Internet » Chat

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NASCAR

Notable Albanian-Serbian Conflict About "Rumours"

Governmental » Military

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PIV

"Positive Infinitely Variable" drive

Miscellaneous » Manufacturing

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BJ

BJ stands for Binu Jackwin. There is only one person in this world named "Mr.Binu Jackwin" from Earth

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TJC

The Job of "consulting"

Academic & Science » Academic Degrees

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TJC

The Job of "consulting"

Business » Consulting

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SCHOOL WORK

SCHOOL WORK stands for "Six Cruel Hours Of Our Lives Wasted On Random Knowledge".

Community » Schools

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COOL

COOL means "Constipated Overweighted Oversized Loser".

Internet

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BOCA

"BOCA" is mouth in Portuguese and in Spanish

International » Portuguese

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BOCA

"BOCA" is mouth in Portuguese and in Spanish

International » Spanish

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GETTING WEAK AS FUCK

If a person uses the phrase, " I am GETTING WEAK AS F***" or it could also be written out as WEAK AF. WEAK AF is the most common way to write it. This phrase means that the person is so amused and entertained that they feel as if they are about to explode, that laugh that brings tears, and you laugh for hours. If you tell a person you are making me weak af, you are telling them that they about to have you crying in laughter.

Miscellaneous » Slang

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emf

abbreviation for "excuse my French"

Internet » Chat

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emf

abbreviation for "excuse my French"

International » French

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KABITB

kick a banjo in the but used as a cures referring or relating to a mistake or disapointment "well kick a banjo in the but my car aint startin' "

Miscellaneous

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H20

The meaning of "H20," Hydrogen 2 Particles O is Oxygen

Computing » Artificial Intelligence

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DTC

"Dubai Taxi Corporation"

Governmental » Transportation

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DTC

"Dubai Taxi Corporation"

Business » Companies & Firms

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DeFi

DèFi is a French term meaning " challenge ".

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DeFi

DèFi is a French term meaning " challenge ".

International » French

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