is teflon an acronym?
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It is a registered trademark of the DuPont corporation.  \n\nIts chemical name is polymer of tetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)\n\nOne might surmise that Teflon is a condensation of TE from tetra, FL from flouro an ON just as a chemical material suffix (like carbON, borON, neON, argON, etc.)  Keep in mind that there isn't any standard for trade names, it's probably something that the marketing people came up with that "stuck" for naming Teflon.  (Yes, bad pun)
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Only if you eat the teflon.
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<>Emoticons are small graphics (smiley faces, etc.) that are used to provide facial expression.  Acronyms are representative phrases spelled by the initials of the words (ROFL = Rolling On FLoor Laughing).  And the text shortcuts are any shorthand, phonetic shortening, or other abbreviations used to help speed up the writing of email and text messages (eg: b4 = before).  While these might be of use to the writer, many readers may be put off by their uses:  I 4 1 cant stnd ppl wrtg lk ths, so pls dnt do t wen u wrt 2 me :P
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A search returned 140 meanings. I'm sending them to you so you can find the one that was applicable in your case.\n\n\nhttp://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.asp?Acronym=MAP&p=dict
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MDYFR\n\nif you can tell what that says, then yes, if not, i highly doubt acronyms are efficent.
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The acronym would be WA... an acronym is the first letter of each word.\n\nDo you mean a synonym?  That's a word or phrase that has a similar meaning... like "beat it," "shove off" or "scram."  Or perhaps you're looking for something a little friendlier, such as "bail out," or "tactful exeunt?"\n\nUnless, of course, you meant anagram... which is switching the letters around to make different words, in which case you could use "a walkway."\n\nJust covering all the metaphorical bases.  Hope I helped.
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http://www.acronymfinder.com/\nHere here brb <---- find out what that means.
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Some recent studies and lawsuits have identified teflon with certain ailments and diseases. Corning just lost a multi million dollar lawsuit for faulty teflon.
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ABBREVIATION: French répondez s'il vous plaît (please reply)
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It is not an acronym. It is a word that means the highest point, or the highest acheivment.
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Question: If nothing sticks to Teflon® then how does it stick to a pan?\n\nAnswer: Non-sticks are applied in layers, just like paint. The first layer is the primer and it is the special chemistry in the primer that makes it adhere to the metal surface of the pan. The primer will adhere either to a substrate that is prepared by grit blasting or roughening the surface, or it can be applied over a smooth substrate.
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F'd up is the correct answer.  Similar acronyms are TARFU- Things are really f'd up, WTF- what the f***,  SNAFU- situation normal all f'd up.
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Teflon is molecularly bonded to the metal with heat, just a short answer version
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It can stand for many different things:\n\nhttp://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.asp?Acronym=weg&String=off&search.x=48&search.y=7
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Take the first letter of each and make an acronym that you will remember. ie. Never Eat Slimey Worms = North South East West\n\nOr you could sing that song...the hip bone's connected to the thigh bone.  the thigh bone's connected to the knee bone....
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None out of the ordinary usage of acronyms.
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Anodized metal is metal coated with another metal.  Teflon coating is different, as teflon is not a metal.  So, you can have teflon-coated pans without anodizing, or anodized pots without teflon, or both (or neither, like Emeril-Ware).