Pod is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POD in dictionary:

VERB:
• to produce seed coverings
• (of a plant) bear or form pods
• remove (peas or beans) from their pods prior to cooking
• To swell; to fill; also, to produce pods.
• take something out of its shell or pod
• produce pods, of plants
• remove the pod from
NOUN:
• long narrow seed case of peas, beans, etc
• A bag; a pouch.
• A capsule of plant, especially a legume; a dry dehiscent fruit. See Illust. of Angiospermous.
• A considerable number of animals closely clustered together; -- said of seals.
• the vessel that contains the seeds of a plant (not the seeds themselves)
• a several-seeded dehiscent fruit as e.g. of a leguminous plant
• a group of aquatic mammals
• a detachable container of fuel on an airplane
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to produce seed vessels

Words related to POD

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Words that contain POD

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How to use POD in a sentence

• Instead of using the essence of vanilla, a pod may be boiled in the milk instead, until the flavour is well extracted.
• One of his captains, he informed me, had been told by the natives, that cotton, pink in the pod, grew in their country.
• It was dried in the pod, then the seeds shelled out, and these were dried again and prepared something as the coffee is.
• There they are, nine of them, like as peas in a pod, and all healthy.
• One log after another was hauled down till half a dozen rested there, elongated peas in a wooden pod.
• But in looks they were as much alike as two peas out of one pod.
• But all the Bedouins looked about as much alike as peas in a pod.
• Here women sit, with trays formed of the broad banana leaves, on which the beans are placed as they extract them from the pod with wooden spoons.
• The fruit is a large pod often remaining on the tree through the winter.
• Tintoretto did ample justice to the meal, however, and filled in so thoroughly that his round little pod of a stomach was a burden to carry.
• This fruit may be a dry pod like the bean or pea, or it may be a fleshy fruit like the apple or plum.
• From the rattling of its seed in the pod it obtains its name, which signifies porcupine-bells, alluding to the small bells worn about the ankles of children.
• One does not conclude from the appearance of the pod that the contents are edible, any more than one would surmise that tea-leaves could be used to produce a refreshing drink.
• The man breaks the pod and the girls extract the beans.
• The bean as it comes from the pod is moist, whilst the pulp is full of juice.
• All these occur in the cacao bean as it comes from the pod, but why oxidation occurs so much better in a fermented bean than in a bean which is simply dried is not very clear.
• If you take a cacao bean from the pod and cut it, the exposed surface goes brown, but if you ferment the bean the whole of it gradually goes brown without being cut.
• Here he is cultivating vanilla, of which he has now three thousand plants, and also his patience, for six years elapse after transplanting before a pod appears.
• A single pod of cotton had been found on the island, and a tree had been discovered, the bark of which was strong, and of a texture like cotton.
• The pod dries and opens, the beans fall to the ground, and in spring take root and grow again.
• The seeds rarely exceed three or four in each pod, and are of a brownish color.
• It is now made up into balls of from eight to ten ounces each, these being thrown, as formed, into a basket full of the chaff of the seeds pod.
• The fruit or pod is like a large apple and very round.
• You remember Margie and Mel were as thick as two peas in a pod.
• I crossed the Painted Lady and Purple sweet peas, which are very differently coloured varieties, and got, even out of the same pod, both varieties perfect, but none intermediate.

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