AAA

Initialism of Agricultural Adjustment Act.

Proper noun

  1. Initialism of Agricultural Adjustment Act.
  2. Initialism of Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
    • Black's ideas were first implemented when Congress passed the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933,* which became the heart and soul of New Deal* agricultural policy. The legislation created the Agricultural Adjustment...
  3. Initialism of American Anthropological Association.
    • Through its major professional organization, the American Anthropological Association (AAA), the discipline hoped to find a solution to its crisis through reorganization. Completed in 1984, nine affiliated societies...
  4. Initialism of Abortion Assistance Association.
  5. Initialism of All American Aviation.
  6. Initialism of Allegheny Airlines.
  7. Initialism of Allied Artists Association.
  8. Initialism of Allied Artists of America.
  9. Initialism of American Abstract Artists.
  10. Initialism of American Academy of Allergy; now the AAAAI.
  11. Initialism of American Academy of Actuaries.
  12. Initialism of American Academy of Advertising.

Noun

  1. Initialism of abdominal aortic aneurysm.
  2. Initialism of aromatic amino acid.
  3. Initialism of anti-aircraft artillery.
  4. Initialism of animal-assisted activity.
  5. Initialism of adult album alternative.
  6. Initialism of advanced acoustic array.
  7. Initialism of Access Approval Authority.
  8. Initialism of accumulated adjustments account, in US Federal Income Tax.
  9. Initialism of adaptive array antenna.
  10. Initialism of airborne assault area.
  11. Initialism of aircraft alert area.
  12. Initialism of airport airspace analysis.

Forms

AAAs

Phrase

  1. Initialism of awaiting aircraft availability.

Related

triple A

Symbol

  1. The highest level of minor league baseball, often used by extension in other sports to indicate the highest level of minor league play in that sport as well.
  2. A very narrow shoe size.
  3. The highest credit rating given by debt analysis agencies such as Standard & Poor's, Moody's, and A.M. Best.
  4. high-quality video game expected to sell well, typically with a large development budget.