Definition
Definition of codded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- She felt codded by the magician's illusion.
- He felt codded after buying the fake watch.
- They were codded by the scam artist's promises.
Origin of codded
English, cod (to joke)
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- French:dupé, ...
- German:getäuscht, ...
- Italian:ingannato, ...
- Spanish:engañado, ...
- Portuguese:enganado, ...
- Chinese:被骗的, ...
- Japanese:騙された, ...
- Arabic:مَخْدُوع, ...
- Hebrew:מְרוּמֶה, ...
- Russian:одураченный, ...
- Ukrainian:обманутий, ...
- Hindi:धोखा दिया हुआ, ...
Definition of cod - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
marinetype of fish found in colder waters
- Cod is often used in fish and chips.
2.
- He said it was just a cod, not to be taken seriously.
Verb
1.
- They love to cod about their weekend plans.
2.
- They decided to cod him with a surprise party.
Images of cod
type of fish found in colder waters
Expressions with cod
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meat from a large northern sea fish commonly fried or baked
The restaurant serves delicious Atlantic cod with lemon butter sauce.
codfish preserved in salt, used in various dishes
Salt cod is essential for making codfish cakes.
fish known for its rich, buttery flavor
The black cod's flavor is highly prized by chefs.
catching cod fish for food or business
Cod-fishing was important to the town's economy.
type of fish found around rocks and reefs
The fisherman caught a large rock cod near the coastal reef..
codfish preserved by removing most moisture for later cooking or eating
The market sells dried cod that needs soaking before cooking.
cod fish preserved by heavy salting often followed by drying
They bought salted cod to make a traditional winter stew.
north Atlantic fish, Boreogadus saida, of the Gadidae family
Fishermen often catch Arctic cod in the north Atlantic.
marine fish species found in New Zealand waters
Blue cod are common around the South Island.
tapered end of a trawl net where fish are collected
The fisherman emptied the cod end of the net, releasing the catch onto the deck..
Origin of cod
Old English, codd (bag)
Examples of cod in a sentence
Cod can be found in many Atlantic fisheries. His story was just a cod to lighten the mood. Everyone laughed at the cod he pulled during the meeting. He likes to cod with his friends during lunch. She would often cod about her cooking skills. She tried to cod her brother with a fake spider.
He loves to cod his friends with silly pranks.
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- French:cabillaud, plaisanter, ...
- German:Kabeljau, scherzen, ...
- Italian:merluzzo, scherzare, ...
- Spanish:bacalao, bromear, ...
- Portuguese:bacalhau, brincar, ...
- Chinese:鳕鱼, 开玩笑, ...
- Japanese:タラ, 冗談を言う, ...
- Arabic:قَدّ, مَزَحَ, ...
- Hebrew:בַּקָּלָה, לְהִתְבַּדֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:треска, подшучивать, ...
- Ukrainian:тріска, жартувати, ...
- Hindi:कॉड, मजाक करना, ...
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