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Definition of pod
1 : a bit socket in a brace
2 : a straight groove or channel in the barrel of an auger
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Origin and Etymology of pod
origin unknown
pod
Definition of pod
1 : a dry dehiscent pericarp or fruit that is composed of one or more carpels; especially : legume
2a : an anatomical pouchb : a grasshopper egg case
3 : a tapered and roughly cylindrical body of ore or mineral
4 : a usually protective container or housing: such asa : a streamlined compartment (as for fuel) under the wings or fuselage of an aircraftb : a compartment (as for personnel, a power unit, or an instrument) on a ship or craft
Origin and Etymology of pod
probably alteration of cod bag — more at codpiece
pod
Definition of pod
podded
;podding
intransitive verb
: to produce pods
First Known Use of pod
circa 1678
Other Botany Terms
pod
Definition of pod
: a number of animals (such as whales) clustered together
Origin and Etymology of pod
origin unknown
POD
Definition of POD
1 payable on death
2 pay on delivery
Other Postal Terms
-pod
Definition of -pod
: foot : part resembling a foot pleopod
Origin and Etymology of -pod
Greek -podos, from pod-, pous foot — more at foot
POD Defined for Kids
pod
playDefinition of pod for Students
: a fruit (as a pea or bean) that is dry when ripe and splits open to free its seeds
Medical Dictionary
POD
Medical Definition of POD
postoperative day
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