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Meaning ofpodin English

pod

us//pɑd//uk//pɒd//

Pluralpods
Past Tensepodded
Participle Verbpodding
Third Person Singularpods

Definitions

Noun
1. a small emergency vehicle; rescue unit
2. a social group or team; close-knit community
3. a tiny living space or room
  The astronauts lived in a small pod on the space station.
4. a type of audio broadcast (show)
  The popular podcast is a daily news pod hosted by a well-known journalist.
5. a seed case (for legumes); contains seeds
  The pea pod split open to reveal the tender seeds inside.
6. a bag or pouch (obsolete, UK)
  The old sailor used a leather pod to carry his tobacco.
7. a group of marine mammals
  A group of whales formed a pod in the ocean.
Verb
1. to produce or bear seed pods
  The gardener waited for the plants to pod and harvest the seeds.
2. to enter or enclose in a pod; a container or vessel (natural or man-made)
  The farmer helped the peas to pod in the garden.

Compounds / Phrases

seedpod monopod peapod