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Definition of pod noun from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

pod

noun
 
/pɒd/
 
/pɑːd/
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  1. a long thin case filled with seeds that develops from the flowers of some plants, especially peas and beans
    • a pea pod
    • a vanilla pod
    Topics Plants and treesc1
  2. a small plastic container with something inside it
    • Single-use coffee pods are the fastest growing segment of the industry.
  3. a long narrow container that is hung under an aircraft and used to carry fuel, equipment, weapons, etc.
  4. part of a spacecraft or a boat that can be separated from the main partTopics Spacec2
  5. [countable] a small group of sea animals, such as dolphins or whales, swimming together
    • a pod of adult dolphins
    • a pod of pilot whales
    Topics Animalsc2
  6. Word Originlate 17th cent.: back-formation from dialect podware, podder ‘field crops’, of unknown origin.
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