podder
ˈpɑːdər
Definition

Definition of podder - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
podcastRareperson who creates and broadcasts podcastsRare
  • The podder uploaded a new episode today.
broadcaster podcaster streamer
2.
botanyRareplant that produces pods or its vegetableRare
  • The garden was full of podders ready for harvest.
bean plant legume pulse
3.
science fictionRareSlangperson born in or living in a podRareSlang
  • The podder navigated life in a futuristic pod.
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Origin of podder

English, pod (seed case) + -er (agent)

Examples of podder in a sentence

  • Aspiring podders often start with basic equipment.
  • Farmers cultivate podders for their nutritious pods.
  • Podders thrive in warm climates with plenty of sunlight.
  • The podder community thrived in isolation.
  • As a podder, she rarely interacted with outsiders.

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  1. French:podcasteur, légumineuse, ...
  2. German:Podcaster, Schotenpflanze, ...
  3. Italian:podcaster, pianta a baccello, ...
  4. Spanish:podcaster, leguminosa, ...
  5. Portuguese:podcaster, planta de vagens, ...
  6. Chinese:播客主, 豆类植物, ...
  7. Japanese:ポッドキャスター, 莢を持つ植物, ...
  8. Arabic:بُودْكَاسْتَر, نَبَات قَرنِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּוֹדְקַאסְטֶר, קָנֶה, ...
  10. Russian:подкастер, бобовое растение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:подкастер, стручкова рослина, ...
  12. Hindi:पॉडर, फलीदार पौधा, ...
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