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Pretty Damn Quick. PDQ was frequently used in the retired Nickelodeon TV show "Doug" by his principle Mr. Bone.
I want you in my office PDQ!
PDQ by manbearpig11 June 11, 2011
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Prancing Dancing Queers.
A game played by any number of people where you take turns trying to step on every other players feet and not get yours stepped on in return.
Best played with 2 or 4+ people, 3 becomes rather redundant. and 1 just makes you look like a retard.
it is in the view of this definer exceedingly amusing, as are the second glances from people
also called Pretty Damn Quick for those not comfortable with their sexuality
"Dude, lets play PDQ"
"nah man. my feet are still crushed from the last game"
the antonym for GDP
Africa's PDQ is high.
PDQ by B1gg13 chees3 October 8, 2019
Pdq'd occurs when one become belligerently drunk. Not only does this person lose all common sense, but this person sings extremely loud and believe they sound amazing.
After drinking that entire handle of 151, Megan was so Pdq'd she began singing Mariah Carey at the top of her lungs.
pdq'd by Kfos February 24, 2010
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