greenpod
nounUK /ˈɡriːn.pɒd/
US /ˈɡriːn.pɑːd/
A green pod is a long, thin case that holds seeds, like the ones peas grow in.
She split open the green pod and found a row of tiny peas inside.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A young, unripe pod of a bean or pea plant, often eaten as a vegetable.
We picked green pods from the garden for dinner.
3. A small green container or capsule used to hold a single dose of medicine or a sample.
The nurse handed him a green pod of cough syrup.
4. A green-colored protective casing on a piece of equipment or cable.
The charger's green pod covers the plug when not in use.