hi is this a stupid question

trentnivins
trentnivins Posts: 68 Member
edited October 2024 in Chit-Chat
is there a glossary on the forums here that will tell me the long hand and meanings for all the abbreviations and such here on the forums?

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  • kmbrooks15
    kmbrooks15 Posts: 941 Member
    Yeah, that would be nice. It took me 4 days before I found out what an "NSV" was!
  • Yeah, that would be nice. It took me 4 days before I found out what an "NSV" was!

    I urban dictionary'd it the first time I heard it. So you can probably do the same for other terms
  • DakotaKeogh
    DakotaKeogh Posts: 693 Member
    LOL. We all face that learning curve. Just ask your friends when you see something you don't understand. Everyone understands the acronym soup gets pretty thick.
  • reese66
    reese66 Posts: 2,920 Member
    No, but the most common NSV means non scale victory.
  • kassied09
    kassied09 Posts: 397
    No, definitely not! When I first started I asked but no one really told me..which was frustrating. The only things I have seen that I can recall are NSV - non scale victory. MFP - my fitness pal and TOM - time of month. :D
  • Blackthorne99
    Blackthorne99 Posts: 250 Member
    Not that I've seen. But I'll give you a few:

    30DS - 30 Day Shred (workout routine by Jillian)
    NSV - Non Scale Victory
    YMMV - Your mileage may vary
    ED - Eating Disorder
    WLS - weight loss surgery
    SW: Starting Weight
    CW: Current Weight
    GW: Goal Weight
    BFP - Body Fat Percentage
    SMH - Shaking My Head

    Any others you'd like to know?
  • kjannan
    kjannan Posts: 248 Member
    I learnt what AF is the other day (Aunt Flow) by searching it in the message board search thingee. That helps!
  • trentnivins
    trentnivins Posts: 68 Member
    hey thx for the help it's appreciated
  • kyle4jem
    kyle4jem Posts: 1,400 Member
    is there a glossary on the forums here that will tell me the long hand and meanings for all the abbreviations and such here on the forums?
    No Glossary as such, but as I asked the same question way back when, try typing in JARGON BUSTER and see what turn up :wink:
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