Definition
Definition of podder - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The podder uploaded a new episode today.
2.
botanyRare plant that produces pods or its vegetableRare
- The garden was full of podders ready for harvest.
3.
- The podder navigated life in a futuristic pod.
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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- French:podcasteur, légumineuse, ...
- German:Podcaster, Schotenpflanze, ...
- Italian:podcaster, pianta a baccello, ...
- Spanish:podcaster, leguminosa, ...
- Portuguese:podcaster, planta de vagens, ...
- Chinese:播客主, 豆类植物, ...
- Japanese:ポッドキャスター, 莢を持つ植物, ...
- Arabic:بُودْكَاسْتَر, نَبَات قَرنِي, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹדְקַאסְטֶר, קָנֶה, ...
- Russian:подкастер, бобовое растение, ...
- Ukrainian:подкастер, стручкова рослина, ...
- Hindi:पॉडर, फलीदार पौधा, ...
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