Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. An audio programme in a compressed digital format, delivered via an RSS feed over the Internet to a subscriber and designed for playback on computers or portable digital audio players, such as the iPod.
- v. transitive To deliver (audio) via an RSS feed over the internet to a subscriber.
- v. transitive Simple past tense and past participle of podcast..
WordNet 3.0
- v. distribute (multimedia files) over the internet for playback on a mobile device or a personal computer
Etymologies
- Blend of iPod and broadcast. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Podcast: Book Marketing and Promotion, Your Questions Answered This podcast is all about book marketing, author platform ...”
Facebook: How authors can use it for book promotion - by The Creative Penn | The Creative Penn
“This podcast is an interview with the creator and editor of the site Henry Baum.”
“This podcast is all about book marketing, author platform and promotion – of yourself and your books.”
Podcast: Book Marketing and Promotion, Your Questions Answered | The Creative Penn
“They sent me a contract, I sent it back, and the podcast is available”
“I agree, their podcast is absolutely one of the best!”
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“This podcast is a wristbanded event and space is limited.”
“We would like to say thank you to all of you for your support and we hope you will enjoy our label podcast and music.”
“While the iMovie podcast has a few more episodes than Apple's website, the Mac Basics podcast is short around ten or so episodes.”
“Mac4Ever. com: Macworld '09: IBM Ã l'assaut du Mac - An 18 minute video podcast from a French Mac-focused blog about the IBM story at Macworld Expo 2009.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘podcast’.
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casts
broadcast, outcast, narrowcast, castaways, Jocasta, castellation, castling, conacaste, forecasts, downcast, dodecastyle, dicast and 99 more...
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Words of the decade 2000-2009
These are the words which characterize the decade, the ones on minds, on lips, in hearts: the ones which rose or flourished during these ten years, and became an inseparable part of our discourse, ...
Google, iPod, 9/11, global war on terror, social networking, texting, green, blog, podcast, sudoku, sexting, dubya and 7 more...
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Web Words to Know
Neologisms, portmanteau, and adapted words that pertain to the internet and technology.
blog, collective intell..., crowdsourcing, flash mob, follow friday, google, groundswell, hash tag, lifecasting, lurker, mashup, meme and 15 more...
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franky's Words
formitastic, human resources, cocktail, gravatar, tequila, twitter, moloko, gmail, beeb, mp3, cover art, thumbnail and 184 more...
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hedges's Words
wii, crepuscule, adumbrate, concatenation, sufi, qawwali, furry, riot, mellifluous, conspiracy, etymology, tea cozy and 369 more...
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Alles ganz verschieden
Listed various words that have come into my mind. Will edit them at some point - honestly.
dog-gold, shoulderlooker, mr. considering, the pigwoman, stevie is waiting, chingwybodganpwy, thelandscapeisstu..., couchsurfing, cappuccinodrinking, meat-eater, posher, mae rhaid i fi fynd and 581 more...
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madmelanie's Words
monkey, folderol, snark, snarky, flibbertigibbet, faith, asshat, pirouette, avuncular, exegesis, memento mori, verisimilitude and 379 more...
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trademark
all of these are from 7 English
dictionaries and Macquarie dictionary
I havent listed capitalized ones yet
but Viagra would be one and common
words like sterling a sub-machi...agene, adware, airbus, alnico, amberina, amarone, apiezon, aspirin, atebrin, atebrine, autocue, autoharp and 774 more...
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Internet Buzzwords
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i_am_scifi's Words
asshat, charlatan, podcast, geek, amazonian, parlez, defile, menagerie, perplex, gotham, metropolis, ghoul and 131 more...
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Aeonn's Words
discombobulation, dank, crass, abolishment, quite, ubiquitous, crank, catapult, sponge, click, queer, irish and 124 more...
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words of the years
bushlips, mother of all,, not!, information super..., cyber, morph, world-wide web, newt, mom, millennium bug, e-, y2k. and 12 more...
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(In)action Words
New verbs for the internet age. No physical activity required.
digg, fark, slashdot, blog, favorite, text, email, hotlink, defrag, facebook, im, debug and 27 more...
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New Oxford American - 2005 Word of th...
Won by Podcast
bird flu, ICE, IDP, IED, lifehack, persistent vegeta..., reggaeton, rootkit, squick, sudoku, transfat, podcast
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Tech Words
A list of words and terms for technology tools.
geek, meme, tweet, blog, vlog, social network, micro blog, tumblelog, tag, tag cloud, mashup, folksonomy and 23 more...
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ms.thoennes's list
A brief list of technology-related words.
podcast, blog, wiki, web site, rss feed, vlog, social networking..., social bookmarking, external hard drive, back up, mp3, browser and 4 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for podcast.

jasonmoon jonzjonz,
do you really think this is the place to start criticizing podcasts? Oh, and by the way, your post is three years old and podcasts are doing quite well. Nov 30, 2009
i_am_scifi Can you guys delete my first pronunciation? My mic was waaaay too loud. Got it right the second time, though. Nov 19, 2009
brtom http://www.oup.com/us/brochure/NOAD_podcast/?view=usa Dec 9, 2006
seanahan I'm pretty sure the term originated several years into the 21st century. Dec 2, 2006
jonjonz Marketings greatest triumph of hype over reality. If you said you were going to record your musings on a cassette recorder and distribute copies to all your friends and strangers at the Mall, most people would instantly label you as a flake, and run the other way. So along comes a snake oil salesman, looking for new and better ways to sell his snake oil. His latest snake oil is the cassette/boombox/transistor radio/ of the millenium that performs the same function, but is guarenteed to wear out quickly and is sure to destroy any purchased music product with it. Mr. Snake oil takes the catchy sub literate name 'pod' and sticks it together with casting, like from broadcasting, and voila, a true abomination is born. The simple fact is that this fad will pass, and those hours of 'casts' will thankfully disapear along with thier authors fantasies of talent. Dec 2, 2006