Cod

kod, n. A husk or envelope containing seeds pod the scrotum. [AS., a bag-]— Uc hth.) A fish inhabiting the northern seas. [G. jadde, L. gad us, Gr. gados.] — Coddling, n. A young cod. — Cod'liver A fixed Cod. oil obtained from livers of the cod, very nutrient, and used medicinally for rheumatism, skin diseases, pulmonary consumption, etc. Coddle, kod'al, [-DLED(-dld), -dling.] To parboil to treat tenderly. [Perh. corrup. caudle.] Coda, kod, «. A collection, system, or digest of laws.— Co'dex, pi. Codices, kod'Y-sez. A manuscript; book; code. [F. code, L. codex, orig. trunk of tree, hence tablet, book.] — Codify, v. [-fied (-fid), -fyinu.] To reduce to a code or digest, laws. [L. facere, to make.] — Cod'inc a'tion, Act of, etc. — Codicil, n. A supplement to will. [L. codicillus, dim. of codex.]