Military Acronyms

noun a period of unrestrained indulgence in an activity, especially drinking or drug use

• I saw a majestic jaguar at the zoo last week.
• I spotted a jag running through the forest.
• That jag is one cool cat.
• His sharp wit was like a jag, cutting through the conversation effortlessly.

noun Member of Parliament

• The MP delivered a compelling speech in parliament.
• Did you hear what the MP said during the debate?
• That MP is always making waves in the media.
• The MP's words carried weight in the decision-making process.

noun a unit of measure for weight equivalent to 100 grams

adjective pertaining to Nigeria or its people or culture

• The NG tube was inserted to provide nutrition to the patient.
• I heard they had to put in an NG tube to feed him.
• They had to stick a NG tube down his throat to give him food.
• The NG tube of information flowed freely among the research team.

noun PDQ is a noun that stands for 'Pretty Darn Quick'. It is often used as an abbreviation to indicate something is done or will be done very quickly.

• The company requires all employees to submit their reports PDQ.
• Hey, can you finish that task PDQ?
• I need that information ASAP, PDQ!
• She made a decision PDQ, without hesitation.

noun FFF is a slang term often used to represent an expletive or swear word.

interjection FFF can be used as an interjection to express frustration or anger.

• The FFF standard is widely used in the industry for data transfer.
• I can't believe they're still using FFF for that project.
• Let's just FFF it and see what happens.
• His dedication to the cause was like a triple F - fierce, focused, and fearless.

noun a type of insurance coverage that provides protection against financial loss due to employee injuries or illnesses

adjective pertaining to the Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group, a multinational insurance and reinsurance broker

• JLT is an abbreviation for 'Jones Lang LaSalle', a multinational professional services and investment management company specializing in real estate.
• I heard that JLT is a really big company in the real estate industry.
• JLT is like the big boss of real estate firms.
• In the world of real estate, JLT is like the shining star that everyone looks up to.

noun a thing, person, or concept that is the object of attention or interest

verb to act in the manner of a res, to continue or resume an activity

• The RES file contains all the necessary data for the project.
• Make sure you back up your RES folder before making any changes.
• I can't find the RES document anywhere, it's driving me crazy!
• His dedication to his work is like a RES that never runs out of energy.

noun acronym for National Security Council, a government agency responsible for advising the President on national security and foreign policy matters

• The NSC is responsible for advising the President on national security matters.
• I heard that the NSC is meeting tomorrow to discuss the latest security threats.
• The NSC is like the brain of the country when it comes to security.
• The NSC acts as the shield protecting the nation from external threats.

noun a syllable used in singing to represent the sixth note of a major scale

interjection used to express surprise or emphasis

• The abbreviation 'LO' stands for 'Lunar Orbit'.
• I'll be at the park around 3 PM, lo.
• LO, I can't believe she said that!
• His love for her was like a never-ending loop, always coming back to 'LO'.

noun a system for locating a submerged or partially submerged object, such as a wrecked ship or an enemy submarine, by means of sound waves reflected from the object

adverb up to this time; until now

• The project has made good progress sofar, but there is still much work to be done.
• I've only completed half of my homework sofar, I need to finish the rest before bedtime.
• I've been binge-watching this new show sofar, it's so addicting!
• The journey of self-discovery has been a long one sofar, but I'm starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

noun a term used to refer to a Macintosh computer or a type of waterproof raincoat

• The new software update is compatible with both PC and Mac systems.
• I love using my Mac for all my work and personal tasks.
• I'm saving up to buy a new Macbook for school next semester.
• Her mind was like a well-oiled Mac, processing information quickly and efficiently.

noun a place where certain animals live or are kept, such as a bee's home or a bird's nest

• The HAB program aims to improve the quality of life for elderly residents in the community.
• I heard the HAB team is organizing a charity event next month.
• Let's go check out the new HAB facility in town, I heard it's pretty cool.
• Her kindness and generosity towards others is like a HAB that spreads positivity everywhere.

noun GLT is an acronym for Global Leadership Team, referring to a group of leaders who oversee global operations or initiatives within a company or organization.

• The GLT technology has revolutionized the way we communicate over long distances.
• I heard the new GLT app is really easy to use.
• Let's hop on the GLT and chat later.
• His mind was like a GLT, connecting ideas seamlessly.

noun a unit of length equal to 0.1 nanometer

verb to plow with a single-furrow plow

adjective pertaining to or characteristic of the Aar River in Switzerland

• The aar of the company's financial statements showed a significant increase in profits.
• I heard the aar from the meeting was positive, everyone seems happy.
• Did you catch the aar from the game last night? It was insane!
• The aar of emotions in the room was palpable as the news was announced.

noun AB can be a noun when referring to blood type AB or a common abbreviation for 'able-bodied'.

adjective AB can be an adjective when describing someone as able-bodied.

adverb AB can also be used as an adverb in certain contexts, such as in the abbreviation 'A/B testing' in marketing.

• The company's financial report shows a significant increase in AB over the past quarter.
• I heard that AB is the new hot spot in town for live music.
• Let's hit up AB for some drinks tonight.
• His determination to succeed is like AB, always pushing forward no matter the obstacles.

noun Three letter abbreviation for the Airport Code for Abdul Rachman Saleh Airport in Malang, Indonesia

• The ABD degree is typically awarded to doctoral candidates who have completed all requirements except the dissertation.
• I heard she's ABD now, just needs to finish up her dissertation.
• I can't believe he's been ABD for so long, when is he going to finish?
• Being ABD in life means you're almost there, but not quite reaching your full potential.

noun a three-letter abbreviation for 'abracadabra', a word used in magic tricks

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• The ABV of the wine is 13%, which is considered quite high.
• I heard the ABV of that beer is off the charts!
• Let's grab some drinks with a high ABV and really get the party started.
• The ABV of his energy levels was through the roof after drinking that energy drink.

noun a word formed from the initial letters or groups of letters of words in a set phrase or series of words

• The committee discussed the use of the acronym in the report to make it more concise.
• I couldn't understand the memo because it was full of acronyms.
• I had to Google what that acronym meant, I had no clue!
• Using acronyms in our conversation is like speaking in code.

noun a word that functions as the name of a specific person, place, thing, or idea

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, indicating manner, time, place, or degree

• The adf file contains important data for the project.
• I need to open the adf document to check the information.
• Hey, can you send me that adf file ASAP?
• Her mind was like an adf, storing memories and thoughts.

noun a country in South Asia, officially known as the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

adjective used to describe something related to Afghanistan or its people

• The United Nations is working to provide aid to the people of Afghanistan (afg).
• I heard that afg is a beautiful country with rich history.
• I can't wait to visit afg and experience the culture firsthand.
• The situation in afg is like a puzzle with many pieces that need to be put together.