repod

Verb

repod (third-person singular simple present repods, present participle repodding, simple past and past participle repodded)

1. To reenter a pod or put back into a pod.
   • Mirage 2000 / Recon / 35 / repodded and reworked avionics for recon mission1996 January 26, William Baird, “Theoretical Air Forces: India”, in rec.aviation.military (Usenet)
   • The question comes when the enemy is counter-sortieing air from 500-1,000nm distributed basing (big country threat like China or India) and you /cannot/ back up the JSF with F-18E/F carrying, gollee, AMRAAM and maybe a repodded ALQ-99.1999 November 25, Kurt Plummer, “Super Hornet questions”, in rec.aviation.military (Usenet)
2. To produce pods again.
   • The plants start out runners, blossoms, and repodding; and, instead of producing two bags to the acre, they go 12 or 15.1933, The Bean-bag and Pea Journal - Volumes 16-17
   • Frost damage was also reported in patches on low lying areas in the Wimmera, though later sown crops have had a chance to repod and are still expected to achieve 70 per cent of their yield potential.1996, Australian Crop Report - Issues 93-112, page 46