When people use the expression "pda", what does it mean?

Question

Okayy i feel really stupid asking this, but...when my friends describe a person or couple as "pda"...what does that mean??

Answer 1

In the context you describe, it means "Public Display of Affection."  For example, someone might say to a couple, "No PDA around here."

In another context, it frequently means a Personal Digital Assistant (i.e., an electronic handheld information device that may combine computing, telephone/fax, Internet and networking features).  

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Answer 2

personal digital assistant (Palm Pilot)  

Answer 3

Public display of affection

Answer 4

PDA = Public Display of Affection

in describing a couple they likely mean that they're all over each other.  I've never heard of this term used in describing a single person though.

PDA could also stand for Personal Digital Assistant, which are electronic devices similar to a handheld PC I guess you could say, that you can use to track appointments, keep notes, etc (palm pilot is one example, I'm sure there are plenty of others that are siminlar)

Answer 5

Public Display of Affection?