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In Heating AC and Engine Cooling

How cool is AKA?

Answer . \nAKA is a band out of El Dorado arkansas. They thrive on a local following. They're VERY cool.
In Acronyms & Abbreviations

What does aka stand for?

Aka stands for "also known as." It is used to indicate stagenames, nicknames, and screen names. Example: The wrestler Cody Runnels, aka "Cody Rhodes." It is also used for col… (MORE)
In Jobs & Education

Aka Key Competencies?

Key competencies are the basic skills an job applicant needs inorder to apply for a job. The successful candidate will be expectedto perform these competencies once hired.
In African-American History

How do you become an aka?

AKA = Also Known As. So you must have used a name different from your original name at some point for this to apply. Sometimes this is used with a persons title or job descrip… (MORE)
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Do akas have brothers?

The only sorority that "truly" has brothers is Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,Inc., as they are consitutionally bound with Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. However, the ladies of Alpha… (MORE)
In Names and Name Meanings

What is your aka name?

An aka name is supposedly what someone is known as or their nickname, because aka stands for also known as. People might label others so they are also known as some other nick… (MORE)
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Who is MsTwix aka GhettoBarbie?

A known beautiful female rapper in Florida that has a unique and different style. Look her up on Google!
In African-American History

What is the aka?

This shadow body is called the aka. The aka is like a pattern or blueprint that connects the three selves. It has a sticky and stretchy quality that allows it to form connecti… (MORE)
In Acronyms & Abbreviations

How do you use aka?

AKA stands for 'Also Known As' which is used after a name to indicate any other aliases or nicknames.
In Acronyms & Abbreviations

Is aka A noun?

No, AKA is an acronym for "also known as", which functions as a verb phrase ; the verb 'known' modified by the adverb 'also', followed by a prepositional phrase 'as...'.