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pod

[pod] / pɒd /
NOUN
encasement of vegetable seeds
Synonyms


p.o.'d


Example Sentences

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She’s been in town rehearsing for a few weeks and jokes with some of the show’s jugglers in a kitchenette, where she makes herself a machine pod coffee.

From Los Angeles Times

Wafers travel in special pods that are carried on a track system similar to the New York City subway, with local and express lines, station stops and a sophisticated dispatch system.

From The Wall Street Journal

Multi-strategy hedge funds — or pod shops as they are known — rely on leverage to boost the few out-of-consensus trades they have.

From MarketWatch

Nim and Alex collected three green pineapples, a few mashed strawberries, and scattered pea pods.

From Literature

"Not only would this allow them to say, reach up into a tree and feel around for fruit or a seed pod with better agility, but it also has implications for communication."

From Barron's