PAD

PAD written in all-caps, such as in an acronym, may refer to:

Media and entertainment

• Peter Allen David
  , American writer
• Poker After Dark, a poker television show which features sit and gos and cash games
• Puzzle & Dragons, a 2012 Japanese mobile game developed by GungHo Online Entertainment

Organizations

• Pakistan Association of the Deaf, a Pakistani organisation representing deaf people
• Pakistan Association Dubai, a Pakistani expatriate organisation
• People's Action for Development, an Indian NGO
• People's Alliance for Democracy, a political group in Thailand
• Phi Alpha Delta, a fraternity
• Propaganda and Agitation Department of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea

Science and technology

Computing

• Packet Assembler/Disassembler
  , a communications device
• PAD, a
  C1 control code
  used for padding
• Portable Application Description, a document format
• Program-associated data, a type of broadcast information

Medicine and psychology

• PAD emotional state model, a psychological model based on pleasure, arousal and dominance
• Peripheral artery disease, a vascular disease that causes ulcers (wounds) to develop on the legs and feet
• Peroral
  anti-diabetics
  , a group of medications to treat diabetes mellitus
• Pre-Operative Autologous Donation
  , when a patient's own blood is taken for possible use during surgery

Other technologies

• Prithvi Air Defence
  , a missile

Other uses

• PAD, London Paddington station's station code
• PAD, Paderborn Lippstadt Airport's IATA code
• Pontoon Assembly Detachment
  of the U.S. Navy Seabees
• Pre-Authorized Debit
  or direct debit, a financial transaction in which one withdraws funds from another person's account

See also

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• All pages with titles beginning with PAD
• All pages with titles containing PAD
• PADS (disambiguation)
• Pad (disambiguation)

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