Tim Peters writes: > Regardless, Guido has already said "as" is DOA (Dead On Arrival) > (illustrating that it's also common enough in English to give a short > name before its long-winded meaning ;-) ). The parens above are a gloss on a well-known acronym for those who have not encountered it before. Neologisms are usually written in the other order: "dead on arrival (DOA, for short)." ;-)
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