Here is the alphabetical listing of all commonly used acronyms on this site. If you see any that are missing, please post here and I'll consider adding them.
Thank you for posting this. One of the hardest parts about joining this board was trying to figure out what all of the acronyms meant. I was too proud to ask. I just fumbled through it.
I gfumbled through them as well, and sad part is I still catch a few that makes me
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this more so fits things like supras or boosted car applications. somewhat those little mods they do to the car that give a GOOD amount of power gain for cheap. like on an 03 cobra for instance. a chip, pulley, intake and exhaust are considered BPU..
this more so fits things like supras or boosted car applications. somewhat those little mods they do to the car that give a GOOD amount of power gain for cheap. like on an 03 cobra for instance. a chip, pulley, intake and exhaust are considered BPU..
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Originally Posted by ponykiller511
What does "beadle" mean.......I'vr seen it in a couple of posts
Are you sure it was an acronym?
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Originally Posted by Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
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beadleBeadle
Main Entry: bea·dle
Pronunciation: 'bE-d&l
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English bedel messenger, from Old English bydel; akin to Old High German butil bailiff, Old English bEodan to command -- more at BID
: a minor parish official whose duties include ushering and preserving order at services and sometimes civil functions