Pod

What do we mean by pod?

A group of marine mammals, such as whales, or of certain other animals, such as hippopotamuses. noun

The lengthwise groove in certain boring tools such as augers. noun

The socket for holding the bit in a boring tool. noun

A dehiscent fruit of a leguminous plant such as the pea, splitting along two sides. noun

A dry, several-seeded, dehiscent fruit. noun

An egg case of certain insects, especially a locust or other orthopteran. noun

An deposit of rock or sediment that is much longer than it is wide. noun

A casing or housing forming part of a vehicle, as. noun

A streamlined external housing that encloses engines, machine guns, or fuel. noun

A detachable compartment on a spacecraft for carrying personnel or instrumentation. noun

Something resembling a pod, as in compactness. noun

To bear or produce pods. intransitive verb

To expand or swell like a pod. intransitive verb

To remove (seeds) from a pod. intransitive verb

In botany, a more or less elongated cylindrical or flatfish seed-vessel, as of the pea, bean, catalpa, etc.; technically, a legume or silicle, but applied commonly to any dry dehiscent (mostly)sever-al-seeded pericarp, whether of one carpel (follicle, leg ume)or of several (capsule). See cuts under Arachis, balloon-vine, circumscissile, Crueiferæ, divi-divi, and Eriodendron. noun

The straight channel or groove in the body of certain forms of augers and boring-bits. noun

The pike when nearly full-grown. noun

A school or shoal, as of fishes or whales; a group or number, as of seals or walruses. noun

. The blade of a cricket-bat. noun

A seed case for legumes (e.g. peas, beans, peppers); a seedpod.

A small vehicle, especially used in emergency situations.

A bag; a pouch.

(collective) A group of whales, dolphins, seals, porpoises or hippopotami.

A small section of a larger office, compartmentalised for a specific purpose.

A subsection of a prison, containing a number of inmates.

A nicotine cartridge.

A lie-flat business or first class seat.

A small group of students who learn together (like peas in a pod), either for academic convenience or due to special circumstances (such pandemic, specialized programs, or homeschooling) From Merriam-Webster blog: The origin of pod, referring to a group of marine mammals, isn't known, but in the 20th century it was adopted to refer to small groups of students as well. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, this usage has seen an uptick, as educators consider new models for educating students remotely or in small groups referred to as "pods." Urban Dictionary

And individual who, due to lack of common social apprehensions or anxieties, rarely feels awkward during embarrasing social situations. Urban Dictionary

When someone or something is super adorable or cute Urban Dictionary

Pussy On Demand When you have sex with a girl whenever you want. Urban Dictionary

Slang for marijuana circa late 1950's Urban Dictionary

Used in paintball to hold your extra balls that dont fit in your hopper extra paint Urban Dictionary

An amputee person who has had both legs removed but still has arms so has to use a wheelchair. Urban Dictionary

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Princess Of Darkness a delightful girl full of distaste and disgust for most of the world due to all the jerkfaces shes incountered on her journey through life. shes the prettiests pessimist you'll know. Urban Dictionary

Abbreviation for I-pod. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to pod:
pod.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pod:
papery, pods, orcas, brady, dries, centimeter, bohemia, seeds, nad, fuselage, cockpit, raceway, bohemian, slovenia, targeting, texture, sensor, infrared, laser, podcast, beans, boom, czech, prague, seed, whale, brad, containing, slovakia, reconnaissance, alien, mounted, drag, cannon, killer, literally, nose, radar, varieties, gear, municipality, wing, escape, opens, configuration, fitted, administrative, traditionally, tail, missile, planet, coffee, tube, settlement, aircraft, weapon, fruit, aboard, camera.

Words that rhyme with pod:
god, rod, facade, fraud, broad, odd, nod, cod, elrod, squad, abroad, laud, sod, prod, quad, applaud, petard, mod, wad, plod, tod, braud, defraud, flawed, shod, trod, arthropod, awed, laude, tripod, roughshod, goldenrod, slipshod, esplanade, escalade, maraud, ramrod, baud, scrod, bawd, claud, claude, aud, cephalopod, thawed, maud, todd, backboard, strawed, maude, ballade, tightwad, belgrade, jawed, pernod, ipod, saud, brod, sawed, assad, riyadh, mossad, fahd, word of god, clawed, brachiopod, outlawed, novgorod, rashad, gnawed, plaud, riad, dodd, hot rod, chaud, cawed, codd, raad, baaed, chmod, lightning rod, pawed, seedpod, hawed, peapod, riyad, seesawed, schrod, act of god, chawed, abad, yawed, sprod, saad, penrod, cape cod, glod, natividad, antifraud, tawed.

Adjectives that are often used to describe pod:
same, long, pea, large, small, green, single, dry, black, ripe, flat, whole, little, brown, shaped, seeded, entire, celled, unripe, empty, red, short, like, round, slender, dried, oblong, cylindrical, narrow, mature, tiny, edible, open, yellow, lotus, bean, smooth, giant, inflated, fleshy, big, thick, oval, hairy, valved, dark, elongated, hard, woody, curved, broad, thin, immature, twisted, indehiscent, dehiscent, huge, left, separate, fresh, prickly, straight, tri, leathery, pepper, typical, ripened, outer, musk, roundish, front, leguminous, sweet, purple, tough, starboard, streamlined, linear.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective pod:
red, filling, borer, bearing, people, linear, tree, peas, sucking, moskovnaya, trees, spot, shape, rot, disease, setting, bearers, formation, boats, glyb, auger, size, conjugate, color, beans, pea, stage, boom, yields, assembly, corn, feeding, blight, set, number, lesions, sizes, infection, flowers, weevil, ripen, wall, indehiscent, sibilities, popcorn, walls, foot, fruits, damage, production, publishers, development, bean, mesquite, types, person, ben, stalk, race, septicidal, dehiscent, office, vetch, members, sessile, boughs, housing, burst, fill, vegetable, globose, plants, cash, design, propulsion, translators, host, protein, loculicidal, obshch, infections, augers, spider, kukui, feet, hed, moscow, ners, shade, gousse, borers, kirmakin, znievom, seeds, crews.

Consonant match to pod:
pad, pied, paid, payed, peed, purred, pawed, poohed.

Words that sound like pod:
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