Definitions

1. noun

A small or moderate-sized container or compartment, especially one used for carrying or storing things.

“She carefully placed the fragile vase in the pod of her luggage.”

2. noun

A cluster or group of flowers or seeds, especially on a stalk or branch.

“The beautiful pod of cherry blossoms bloomed in the spring.”

3. noun

A unit of a spacecraft, especially a module or compartment.

“The astronauts entered the pod to prepare for spacewalk training.”

4. noun

A self-contained living space or home, especially one on wheels or in a vehicle.

“The couple lived in a cozy pod home during their road trip adventure.”

5. noun

A musical composition in a specific style, especially one with a distinct sound or atmosphere.

“The jazz pod was a fusion of traditional and modern music elements.”

6. noun

A group of people with shared interests or activities, especially online or in a community.

“The gaming pod was a popular platform for socializing and playing video games.”

7. verb

To enclose or store something in a pod, especially a plant or seed.

“The gardener carefully potted the delicate orchid in a protective pod.”

8. verb

To place or position something in a pod, especially a spacecraft or vehicle.

“The astronauts will pod the satellite in orbit for maintenance.”

9. verb

To create or produce a musical composition in a specific style, especially a pod or unit of music.

“The musician will pod a new track for the album release.”

10. verb

To join or become part of a group or community, especially online or in a social network.

“The user will pod the new social media platform to connect with friends.”