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USRCS

United States Revenue Cutter Service

Regional » States

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USRC

United States Revenue Cutter

Regional » States

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CTR

Cutter

Miscellaneous » Shipping & Sailing

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CITJ

Cutter IT Journal

Miscellaneous » Journals

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MRCS

Mini-Rooter Cutter Set

Business » Products

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CTR

Cutter

Business » Products

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HBWC

Hollow Based Wad Cutter

Governmental » Police

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WMEC

Coast Guard Medium-Endurance Cutter

Miscellaneous » Shipping & Sailing

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WHEC

Coast Guard High-Endurance Cutter

Miscellaneous » Shipping & Sailing

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What does cutter mean?

stonecutter, cutter(noun)
someone who cuts or carves stone

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