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Abbreviations ?what Do They Mean

Mizzo

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I see abbeviations all the time and don't know what they mean..

2 most common are:

DS

HS

there are others..

What do they mean?

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Well, there can sometimes be more than one possible meaning. For instance, DH can mean Dear Husband, or it can mean Dermatitis Herpetiformis, which is a skin condition related to Celiac. The context of where it is used should tell you which it is.

However, DS usually means Dear Son. I don't believe I've seen HS though.

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Well, there can sometimes be more than one possible meaning. For instance, DH can mean Dear Husband, or it can mean Dermatitis Herpetiformis, which is a skin condition related to Celiac. The context of where it is used should tell you which it is.

However, DS usually means Dear Son. I don't believe I've seen HS though.

Actually it's DH I see a lot. Thanks, now it makes sense.

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