Pods

What do we mean by pods?

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 widely used golf term meaning "man" or "dude". Urban Dictionary

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A term used in poker games and is derived from the two words, pot odds, implying the odds of the pot. pot odds pods Urban Dictionary

1)Pile of Dogshit (not a piece but a PILE) 2)A person with the lowest mentality and absolutely no motivation. 3)A person just short of being a vegetable. Urban Dictionary

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

A Think Tank expression that originated during late night sex trysts by deviant Apple techies performing after hour linguistic exorcisms. Bored with routine and monitor over glaze, they reference any body part, abstract thought, sexual fantasy or unnatural impulse by adding the word pod to an existing noun or noun substantive. e.g. anus = bung pod, ass = rimpod. A twisted incessant masturbator = squeege pod or squeege rod (a technical reference to the size of the penis or strap-on of said masturbator). An under aged male or female nanosphincter with deviant anal aspirations = rim podling or bung podling depending on usage and context. Urban Dictionary

A Think Tank expression that originated during late night sex trysts by deviant Apple techies performing after hour linguistic exorcisms. Bored with routine and monitor glaze over they reference any body part, abstract thought, sexual fantasy or deviant impulse by adding the word pod to an existing noun or noun substantive. e.g. anus = bung pod, ass = rimpod, A twisted incessant masturbator = squeege pod or squeege rod (a technical reference to the size of the penis or strap-on of said masturbator). An under aged male or female nanosphincter with deviant anal aspirations = rim podling or bung podling depending on usage and context. Urban Dictionary

1. Fictional name of an Alien race ("Pod People"), from the 1955 novel "The Body Snatchers" 2. Seinfeld's Kramer 3. People detached from reality Urban Dictionary

Podding, the word Joe Budden uses for "podcasting". Urban Dictionary

Navigating through life without any real purpose To be doing absolutely nothing important. Laying around, not going outside, just doing nothing. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to pods:
pods.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pods:
pod, papery, ripen, germinate, seeds, ripe, outboard, peas, beans, acacia, fodder, vanilla, pea, edible, fuselage, boiled, eaten, bean, dried, botanist, flattened, foliage, mature, cooked, targeting, seed, pulp, flavor, hairs, stems, bark, flowering, sensor, infected, contain, fruits, curved, coffee, mounted, toxic, reconnaissance, wings, flowers, fitted, radar, cultivated, vegetables, livestock, varieties, containing, plant, rocket, flat, laser, tree, dry, guided, leaves, flower, smooth, tanks, weapon, fruit, cannon, gear, wing, missile, feed, aircraft, grow, killer, larvae, pale, attached, eat, jet, carry, helicopter, cargo, plants, stored, eggs, landing, thin, wide, capable, thick, rescue, rounds, drop, warfare, equipped, stem, formally, brown, sweet, colour, machines, rear, diameter.

Words that rhyme with pods:
odds, gods, arthropods, rods, lauds, at odds, wads, broads, nods, clods, facades, quads, applauds, frauds, prods, plods, squads, dodds, twilight of the gods, by all odds, brachiopods, scourge of the gods, tree of the gods, tripods, bauds, backboards, owades.

Adjectives that are often used to describe pods:
green, long, pea, young, large, small, ripe, brown, flat, dry, red, immature, mature, shaped, unripe, edible, yellow, black, like, empty, fresh, slender, inflated, round, narrow, broad, seeded, short, dried, cylindrical, bean, dark, hairy, thin, smooth, sweet, thick, curved, larger, smaller, open, diseased, numerous, infected, woody, fleshy, tiny, oblong, twisted, bright, lotus, chinese, purple, hard, ripened, leathery, erect, colored, huge, pointed, chile, inch, oval, tamarind, filled, straight, healthy, fat, prickly, cocoa, curious, resident, giant, winged, plump, sized.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective pods:
form, linear, conf.

Consonant match to pods:
pads, pedes.

Words that sound like pods:
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