Noun: pod pód
- A several-seeded dehiscent fruit as e.g. of a leguminous plant
"The pea plant produces long pods containing multiple peas";
- seedpod
- The vessel that contains the seeds of a plant (not the seeds themselves)
"The poppy's pod rattles when dry, dispersing the tiny seeds";
- seedcase
- A detachable container of fuel on an aeroplane
"The fighter jet was equipped with external fuel pods for extended range";
- fuel pod
- A group of aquatic mammals
"A pod of dolphins surfaced near the boat"
- [informal] A program distributed as a downloadable digital audio file, typically one of a series where a host has guests to have a discussion about various related topics
"I listen to true crime pods during my commute";
- podcast
- A self-contained unit for human occupancy
"The space station had sleeping pods for the astronauts"
- Produce pods, of plants
"The pea plants podded quickly in the warm weather"
- Take something out of its shell or pod
"pod peas or beans"
Derived forms: pods, podding, podded
Type of: acquire, animal group, container, develop, fruit, get, grow, husk, message, produce, shell
Part of: aeroplane [Brit], airplane [N. Amer], plane
Encyclopedia: Pod, Bosnia and Herzegovina