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  • List of abbreviations
  • List of Abbreviations
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  • Have you ever thought about wiritng an ebook or guest authoring on other websites? I have a blog based upon on the same subjects you discuss and would really like to have you share some stories/information. I know my visitors would appreciate your work. If you are even remotely interested, feel free to send me an e mail.
  • Here is a list of common shorthand for long Smash-related terms:
  • The following is a list of abbreviations of sources. For help in how to use these, please see L5R:Cite your sources. For help in writing articles, please see L5R:Guide to writing better articles.
  • The following table contains common abbreviations used in Cities XL communities.
  • This is an incomplete list of the most common abbreviations and shortenings often found in cryptics. Most are from The Chambers Dictionary, though a minority have been added as per vox populi usage. Please note that the criterion for entry into the main list is that it must be an abbreviation, shortening or synonym which is at most three letter and occurs with relative frequency in any of the major British cryptics.
  • These are abreviations are frequently used on the Pet Society Forum. * FB - Facebook * CNY - Chinese New Year * WTB - Want To Buy * WTT - Want To Trade * WTS - Want To Sell * NIS - Not In Stores * IS - In store * CC/PFC - CC/PFC is Cash Coins, the blue ones * STL - Safe Trader List * TWS = This Week Special * TWO = This Week Only * OWO = One Week Only * LWIS = Last Week In Stores * WDI = Weekly Digging Item * MB = Mystery Box * GMB = Gold Mystery Box / Expensive Mystery Box * BMB = Blue Mystery Box / Mystery Box * RMB = Red Mystery Box / Cheap Mystery Box * WOLB/WOL = Win or Lose Box * MI = Mystery Item * WTA = Want To Ask * LTB = Looking To Buy * LTT = Looking To Trade * S> = Sale / Selling *
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  • Have you ever thought about wiritng an ebook or guest authoring on other websites? I have a blog based upon on the same subjects you discuss and would really like to have you share some stories/information. I know my visitors would appreciate your work. If you are even remotely interested, feel free to send me an e mail.
  • These are abreviations are frequently used on the Pet Society Forum. * FB - Facebook * CNY - Chinese New Year * WTB - Want To Buy * WTT - Want To Trade * WTS - Want To Sell * NIS - Not In Stores * IS - In store * CC/PFC - CC/PFC is Cash Coins, the blue ones * STL - Safe Trader List * TWS = This Week Special * TWO = This Week Only * OWO = One Week Only * LWIS = Last Week In Stores * WDI = Weekly Digging Item * MB = Mystery Box * GMB = Gold Mystery Box / Expensive Mystery Box * BMB = Blue Mystery Box / Mystery Box * RMB = Red Mystery Box / Cheap Mystery Box * WOLB/WOL = Win or Lose Box * MI = Mystery Item * WTA = Want To Ask * LTB = Looking To Buy * LTT = Looking To Trade * S> = Sale / Selling * B> = Buy / Buying * T> = Trade / Trading * VM = Visitor’s Message – to determine if you are a safe trader or not * STR = Safe Trader’s Referee – used as a middleman to make a large amount of trade safe and successful * LE = Limited Edition Item * STL = Safe Traders List * PS = Pet Society * PF= PlayFish * EA= Electronic Arts * F/R = Friend Request * PM =Private Message * OP/TS = Original Poster/Thread Starter * Bump = Bring Up My Post / Bringing Up My Pos * JPB = Japanese Princess Bundle * SJB= Support Japan Bundle * MPC= Mon Petit Cheri (Bundles/Outfits) * DP Item= Dr. Pepper's Item * NFS= Not For SALE * NFT= Not For Trade * BRB = Be Right Back * GTG = Got to Go * FTW = For the Win * IMO = In My Opinion * BTW = By the Way * AFK = Away From Keyboard * IKR = I Know Right * TYT = Take Your Time
  • Here is a list of common shorthand for long Smash-related terms:
  • The following is a list of abbreviations of sources. For help in how to use these, please see L5R:Cite your sources. For help in writing articles, please see L5R:Guide to writing better articles.
  • The following table contains common abbreviations used in Cities XL communities.
  • This is an incomplete list of the most common abbreviations and shortenings often found in cryptics. Most are from The Chambers Dictionary, though a minority have been added as per vox populi usage. Please note that the criterion for entry into the main list is that it must be an abbreviation, shortening or synonym which is at most three letter and occurs with relative frequency in any of the major British cryptics.