n/a

not acquired

not needed or used

In soccer she's n/a.

Yeah I know she's awful.
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That answer is n/a for the study guide.

Good because i didn't do it.

by tswaggyswag629 April 08, 2016

N/A

1- Collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
2- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
3- Lineal descendant's spouse's lineal ascendant (except for the children's parents-in-laws who are the co-parents-in-laws.).
4- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative.
5- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
6- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
7- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
8- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
9- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
10- Family member's lover.
11- Lover's family members.
12- 1- Collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
2- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
3- Lineal descendant's spouse's lineal ascendant (except for the children's parents-in-laws who are the co-parents-in-laws.).
4- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative.
5- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
6- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
7- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
8- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
9- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
10- Family member's lover.
11- Lover's family members.
12- Without kinship and without social bond at the same time.
13- Nonexistent.

N/A = Without kinship and without social bond at the same time.

by ZERB9263 January 15, 2022

N/A

Nonexistent, non-existent, inexistent, there isn't, there aren't.

N/A = nonexistent.

by ZIRB7326 January 31, 2022

N/A

To reign supreme is to reign with respect for all man kind. A society can reign but it is not supreme if you put a lesser value on those who don't fit into the mold.

N/A

by Bonfra October 23, 2018

N/A

N/A means non/applicable. This means if you have nothing to say to a form or a test you could use N/A

I wrote an "N/A" in father part in the birth certificate cuz i dont have a fuckin dad ;-;

by PeopeYouDontKnow February 21, 2022

N/A

Short for national adventure

We are going on a N/A!

by ur mom gave me this name October 31, 2022

N/A

1- Collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
2- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
3- Lineal descendant's spouse's lineal ascendant (except for the children's parents-in-laws who are the co-parents-in-laws.).
4- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative.
5- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
6- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
7- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
8- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
9- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
10- Family member's lover.
11- Lover's family members.
12- Biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse.
13- Spouse's biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse.
14- Biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse's lineal ascendant.
15- Biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse's lineal descendant.
16- Biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse's collateral relative.
17- Spouse's biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse's lineal ascendant.
18- Spouse's biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse's lineal descendant.
19- Spouse's biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse's collateral relative.
20- Without kinship and without social bond at the same time.
21- Nonexistent.

N/A = nonexistent.

by ZARB1296 January 29, 2022