Codosiga (kodosiga)

[NL.: see Codono sig a.] Same as Codonosiga. H. J. Clark, 1866. cod-piece (kod'pēs), n. In medieval male costume, a part of the hose in front, at the separation of the legs, made loose or in the form of a flap, or in some cases separately attached: it was rendered nece ary by the extreme tightne of the garment from about 1475 to 1550. cod-pole (kod'pol), n. A local (Bucking hams hire and Berks hire) English name for the fish otherwise called miller's - thumb. An obsolete form of cuttle .