pda
/ˌpiː diː ˈeɪ/
noun
- Public display of affection; physical expressions of love or friendship in a public place.
- Teachers reminded students to keep PDA to a minimum during the school dance.
- The couple's PDA made some people uncomfortable at the park.
- A little PDA like holding hands is fine, but kissing in the library might be too much.
- A personal digital assistant; a small handheld device used for organizing personal information, now mostly replaced by smartphones.
- Before smartphones, a PDA was the best way to keep your schedule on the go.
- In the 1990s, many businesspeople carried a PDA to manage their contacts and calendar.
- My dad still has an old PDA in his desk drawer from his early tech days.