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  1. A'bad, Abad, abad: Wordnik
  2. Abad: Wiktionary
  3. ABAD: Dictionary.com
  4. ABAD (statutory corporation), Abad (surname), -abad: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  5. Abad: Rhymezone
  6. abad: AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary

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  1. ABAD: Acronym Finder

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Abad)

▸ noun:  A surname from Spanish of Spanish occupational origin.

Similar:
Abadie, del Abat, Abanto, Abarca, Abalos, Abascal, Acedo, Bobadilla, Acebedo, Abonce, more...

Opposite:
good, excellent, great, superb, wonderful

Phrases:
jalal abad, Kaye Abad, Mirza Abad, Marcos Abad, Pacita Abad, more...

Adjectives:
dzhalal, jalal, cachola, vazquez, madrid, feruz, khoram, amed, djalal, sultan, dowlat

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Similar:
Abadie, del Abat, Abanto, Abarca, Abalos, Abascal, Acedo, Bobadilla, Acebedo, Abonce, more...

Opposite:
good, excellent, great, superb, wonderful

Phrases:
jalal abad, Kaye Abad, Mirza Abad, Marcos Abad, Pacita Abad, Jose Abad Santos Memorial School, more...

Adjectives:
dzhalal, jalal, cachola, vazquez, madrid, feruz, khoram, amed, djalal, sultan, dowlat



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