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LOF
(redirected from Loss of Flow)

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AcronymDefinition
LOFLoss Of Frame
LOFLoss of Function
LOFLine Of Fire
LOFLeap of Faith
LOFLord of the Flies (book by William Golding)
LOFLots of Fun
LOFLength of File
LOFLube, Oil, & Filter
LOFLocal Oscillator Frequency (satellite converter)
LOFLaws of Florida
LOFLetter Of Offer
LOFLibbey Owens Ford Co
LOFLoss of Flow
LOFLife of Field (oil and gas)
LOFLoan Origination Fee
LOFLine Of Flight
LOFLowest Operating Frequency
LOFLeakage of Fluid (obstetrics/gynecology)
LOFLow on Funds
LOFLegion of Fire (gaming clan)
LOFLoss of Feedwater
LOFLiquid Organic Fertilizer
LOFLaughing on Floor
LOFLegion of Freedom (gaming alliance)
LOFLloyd Open Form
LOFLords of Fuzz (band)
LOFLevel Of Fill
LOFLeft of Frame (film and television industry)
LOFLegions Of Felix (game alliance)
LOFLance of Faith (gaming, Dungeons and Dragons)
LOFPilkington - Libbery Owens Ford
LOFLack of Fail (Internet slang)


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