cod
- noun
- /kɑd/
- She enjoyed her meal of crispy fried cod served with tartar sauce.
- Atlantic cod
- Pacific cod
- cod stocks
Yeah, I'll do the miso black cod soft serve.
- Yeah, I'll do the miso black cod soft serve.
- To survive the dark winter months and to build strong healthy bones in children, cod was essential.
- Number one is cod liver and I'm not talking about cod liver oil.
- I hate sardines and I don't want to slurp down a bunch of cod fat.
- Black cod or cock cod with AD.
- So for something that tastes like cookie dough, it's a big leap over cod.
Examples
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Today, commercial cod fisheries are conducted year-round principally with large-mesh otter trawls and sink gillnets.
Academic text (2000) -
Tori has ordered grilled vegetables for her appetizer and cod with lima beans for her dinner.
Fiction book (2002) -
When you go to the restaurant and you order cod, it's, it's a type of fish.
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To survive the dark winter months and to build strong healthy bones in children, cod was essential.
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Got some Murray cod for lunch.
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I thought maybe you two could go out in the back and get to know each other while I grill up some cod.
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Most of the dried cod cooked around the world is salt cod.
Academic text (1991) -
So my timer just went off, which means my wild Alaska cod is done roasting.
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Cod and chips.
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But then her cod with lima beans, a Barcelona specialty, comes with ham as well.
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
A large fish that lives in cold seas and has white meat people eat
A large sea fish from the North Atlantic with white, flaky flesh used for food
A sea fish with white meat that lives in the North Pacific and people eat
A large sea fish that people eat for its meat and oil
Compounds
A piece of land in southeastern Massachusetts that reaches into the Atlantic and is popular for vacations
Oil from the livers of cod and similar fish that people take to get vitamins A and D
- Specialized
A sea fish with white meat that lives in the North Pacific and people eat
- Specialized
A cheap oil from cod used to treat leather and in factories, not for people to eat
- US
A white sea fish like Atlantic cod that lives in the northern Pacific and is eaten
How Firm
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cod for the fish comes from an old English word codda meaning 'bag' or 'pouch', probably because the fish has a thick, bag-like belly or swim bladder, making it easy to spot. That's why the name cod fits this large, white-fleshed sea fish.