Internet Slang

Slang, SMS, Chat, Instant Messaging and Texting.

BAITER

BAITER stands for Backstabbers, Abusers, Imposters, Takers, Exploiters and Reckless (Dr. Phil types)

AAQ

AAQ stands for Anapa (Russia) AAQ stands for Ask A Question AAQ stands for Alliance for American Quilts AAQ stands for Association des Archivistes du Québec AAQ stands for Associação Animais da Quinta (Portuguese: Farm Animals Association) AAQ stands for Adult Attachment Questionnaire AAQ stands for Association des Anesthésiologistes du Québec (French: Quebec Anaesthesiologists Association; […]

AAR

AAR stands for American Academy of Religion AAR stands for Association of American Railroads AAR stands for All-American Rejects (band) AAR stands for After Action Report AAR stands for After Action Review AAR stands for Adobe Acrobat Reader (Adobe Systems, Inc.) AAR stands for Aircraft Accident Report AAR stands for Archives Audiovisuelles de la Recherche […]

AAPSS

AAPSS stands for American Academy of Political and Social Science AAPSS stands for All About Picks, Strings & Straps AAPSS stands for American Association for the Philosophic Study of Society

BAIS

BAIS stands for Baird’s Sparrow (bird species)  BAIS stands for Battlefield Anti-Intrusion System  BAIS stands for Bell Atlantic Internet Solutions BAIS stands for Backward Alarm Indication Signal  BAIS stands for Blind Adaptive Interference Suppression BAIS stands for Battlefield Automation Interoperability System  BAIS stands for Battlefield Airborne Instrumentation System

BAFF

BAFF stands for; S/NO  Abbr. Meaning 1 BAFF B-Cell-Activating Factor (biology) 2 BAFF Bündnis Aktiver Fußballfans (organisation of German soccer fans against racism) 3 BAFF British Armed Forces Federation 4 BAFF Busto Arsizio Film Festival (Italy) 5 BAFF Bureau des Affaires Francophones et Francophiles (Office of Francophone and Francophile Affairs) 6 BAFF Boulder Asian Film Festival […]

BAFFLING SIP

BAFFLING SIP stands for Belgium, Austria, France, Finland, Luxembourg, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Ireland, Portugal (the 11 founder members of the Euro)