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Rinat Ben Efraim is an experienced physical therapist. She is mainly working on the medical related categories and the Hebrew category but she always like to screen new submissions in other parts of Abbreviations.com.
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| friv | The term "friv" comes from the word "frivolous", which in many languages begins with the sequence "friv". The adjective "frivolous" typically refers to something light-hearted, superficial, or of little weight or importance. Given its connotations, the term can encompass a wide range of objects and concepts characterized by a lack of seriousness. Toward the end of the 1990s, with the rise of flash games, "friv" began to be associated with a particular type of online game. Flash games, known for their simplicity and accessibility, gained immense popularity during this period. Many of these games were designed to provide quick entertainment without depth or complexity. As such, they embodied the very essence of "friv" in gaming. In this context, "friv" came to represent games that were easy to play, often required minimal commitment or strategy, and were designed primarily for short bursts of fun. |
| global unity | The Study and Practice of Global Human Participation with No Restrictions of Gender, Social Economic Level, Culture or Level of Education. |
| fti | An acronym that stands for “Free To Interact”. It is used alongside DNI (“Do Not Interact”) and other such status updates to show how much interaction a user wants. |
| ue2 | Uneducatededits2, the popular sports TikTok page with over 60 thousand followers. UE2 is an abbreviation of the username, commonly used. |
| 5v5 | A multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game where 5 players compete against 5 other players. |
| friv | The term "friv" comes from the word "frivolous", which in languages begins with the sequence "friv". The adjective "frivolous" typically refers to something light-hearted, superficial, or of little weight or importance. Given its connotations, the term can encompass a wide range of objects and concepts characterized by a lack of seriousness. Toward the end of the 1990s, with the rise of flash games, "friv" began to be associated with a particular type of online game. Flash games, known for their simplicity and accessibility, gained immense popularity during this period. Many of these games were designed to provide quick entertainment without depth or complexity. As such, they embodied the very essence of "friv" in gaming. In this context, "friv" came to represent games that were easy to play, often required minimal commitment or strategy, and were designed primarily for short bursts of fun. |
| warup | its a slang for ‘whatsup’ |
| 11a | 11A is the US Army designator for an Infantry Officer (Commissioned). Army Branches have a two number code (in this case "11") followed by a single letter which generally indicates a general job description. |
| rockwilder | Refers to one who notably dances at a club/party exceedingly well or, One who can rock a party with champion style. Is the life of the party. |
| wjjd | radio station WJJD in Chicago (AM 1160), it started out as an outlet for a local chapter of Loyal Order of Moose in Aurora, a suburb of Chicago. According to fybush.com, the call letters stood for the station's original owner and the order's leader, John J. Davis. Years later, 50,000-watt WJJD was Chicago's first Top 40 station before WLS switched to a Top 40 format in 1960 and stole WJJD's crown, since WJJD's license only permitted broadcasting during daylight hours in order to protect the signal of KSL in Salt Lake City at night, when AM radio signals travel much farther. WJJD later adopted a country music format. |
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