Podchat
pod·chat /'päd·chat/ n. 1. a podcast featuring a discussion with listeners where listeners submit questions through a website, like a traditional web-based chat.
Podchat by Dan Whiting July 16, 2008
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Podcats
Podcats are everywhere. They are all around us, even now in this very room. You can see them when you look out your window, or you turn on your television. You can feel them when you go to work, when you go to church, when you pay your taxes. Unfortunately, no one can be told what Podcats are. You must see for yourself.
Podcats by Dr. John A. Zoidberg December 10, 2011
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podcation
podcation by Sterlingshuman March 28, 2009
Pochato
(verb) To pochato. To bend at the hips and bounce one's tokus (the buttox) backwards into an opponent. May be used as a defense mechanism or as a popular dance move.
Yo dawg did you see that chick pochato that other chick away from that dude last night! I was like Dayyyuuumm Ginaaaa!
Pochato by Sir Pochatosalot April 13, 2011
podshat
Led to be believed a worm after having experienced psychodelic feelings under an oxygen resticting pile of large waffles.
podshat by Leia Nelson July 20, 2008
podcatcher
A cutesy word for "podcast player" or "podcast app." Despite this word's appearance in places like Wikipedia, if you actually use it in a podcast, many in your audience will roll their eyes and assume you are not really at home in the podcasting world. Basically, you will sound like you used Wikipedia to familiarize yourself with podcasting terminology.
podcatcher by Elesbaan70 June 8, 2021
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