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PLDD /ˌpēˌelˈdē,dē/
Inf. Slang
Abbrev

Post Lion Dance Depression
/pōstˈ,līən,dans,dəˈpreSH(ə)n/
Noun

The feeling of nostalgia over a given lion dance performance or performance season, typically accompanied with severe feelings of depression, fondness, or grief with no known available cures
"Yeah bro, I have PLDD man. I just had this bomb ass performance"
PLDD by Noot Noot Pursuit February 26, 2022
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Acronym for "Post-Load Distress Disorder". That feeling you get when you blow a load and then instantly want to get 100 miles away from the girl.
"I had such a bad case of PLDD that I walked home in the rain. She offered me a ride and I just ran out the door."
pldd by Dumpycrankster56 June 1, 2016
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