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'''TBA''' means "[[to be announced]]" or "to be arranged", and may also refer to:
'''TBA''' means "[[to be announced]]" or "to be arranged", and may also refer to:


* [[Time-Based Art Festival]], in Portland, Oregon, US
* [[Tampa Bay Area]], the metropolitan area for Tampa, Florida, United States.
* [[The Big Apple]], a nickname for New York City
* [[Time-Based Art Festival]], an annual art and performance festival in Portland, Oregon
* [[Traditional birth attendant]], a term for an untrained midwife
* [[Traditional birth attendant]], a term for an untrained midwife
* Traverse Bay Area, area of [[Traverse City]], Michigan
* [[Trenes de Buenos Aires]], an Argentine railway company
* [[Trenes de Buenos Aires]], an Argentine railway company
[[Trockenbeerenauslese]], a style of German or Austrian dessert wine
* [[Tallinn Botanic Garden]], known as ''Tallinna Botaanikaaed'' in Estonian
* [[2,4,6-Tribromoanisole]], a chemical compound
* [[Trockenbeerenauslese]], a style of German or Austrian dessert wine
* Tertiarybutylarsine or tertiary butyl arsine, a gas used in [[semiconductor]] industry
* Tri-Border-Area, see [[Tripoint]]
** [[Triple Frontier]], the triborder area of Argentina/Paraguay/Brazil
* [[2,4,6-Tribromoanisole]], a chemical compound with a musty odor
* [[Tert-butylamine|''tert''-Butylamine]], a chemical feedstock
* [[Tert-butylamine|''tert''-Butylamine]], a chemical feedstock
* [[Tert-Butyl alcohol]]
* [[Tert-Butanol|''tert''-Butanol]], a chemical compound
* [[Turning the beat around]], in electronic music
* Thermodynamical [[Bethe ansatz]]
* [[Toulouse-Blagnac Airport]]
* [[Turning the beat around]], a form of temporary tactus or pulse in electronic music textbooks

==See also==
*[[TBD (disambiguation)]]


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Revision as of 13:49, 1 October 2015

TBA means "to be announced" or "to be arranged", and may also refer to:

Trockenbeerenauslese, a style of German or Austrian dessert wine