- PDQ (pretty damn quick)
- ◙ adv. מיד (סלנג)
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PDQ (pretty damn quick)
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PDQ — (pretty damn quick) adv. immediately, at once, without delay (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
PDQ — This is a three letter abbreviation which usually means pretty damned (or darn) quickly but may refer more specifically to the following list of products or services available: P. D. Q. Bach, fictional composer and son of Johann Sebastian Bach,… … Wikipedia
PDQ Food Stores — is a chain of convenience stores located in the areas of Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin; Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota; plus one store near Homewood, California. The chain began as Tri Dairy Store in 1948 in Middleton, Wisconsin, opened… … Wikipedia
pdq — [ ,pi di kju ] adverb VERY INFORMAL pretty damn quick: used for saying that someone must do something immediately: Fill in the form and get it back to me pdq … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
PDQ — Pretty Darn Quick / Pretty Damn Quick … Glossary of chat acronyms & text shorthand
PDQ — [ˌpi: di: ˈkju:] adv informal pretty damn quick used to say that something should be done immediately … Dictionary of contemporary English
pdq — pretty damn quick … Glossary of chat acronyms & text shorthand
PDQ — abbr. Pretty Damn Quick … Dictionary of abbreviations
PDQ — adverb Usage: often not capitalized Etymology: abbreviation of pretty damned quick : at once : immediately * * * pdq (informal) abbrev Pretty damn quick, hence as soon as possible * * * pdq UK [ˌpiː diː ˈkjuː] US [ˌpi di ˈkju] … Useful english dictionary
PDQ — mod. pretty damn quick; very fast; very soon. (Initialism.) □ You get those papers over here PDQ! □ They had better get this mess straightened out PDQ if they know what’s good for them … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
pdq — adverb slang pretty damn quick; used to say that something should be done immediately: If Jeff doesn t get back here pdq there s going to be trouble … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
