Word
cody
Phoneticscody
/ˈkoʊdi/
Definitions
01a person's name
n. a common first name for a person, used for both males and females.
n. a unisex given name, originally transferred from an Irish surname.
“Cody is starting his new job at the hospital tomorrow morning.”
“The teacher called out Cody's name during the morning roll call, but the student was already seated at the back of the room.”
02a surname
n. a family name or last name.
n. a surname of Irish origin, anglicized from Ó Cuidighthigh or Mac Óda.
“The famous showman Buffalo Bill's real name was William Frederick Cody.”
“The archives contain several records of the Cody family settling in the region during the mid-nineteenth century.”
03a place name
n. the name of several towns or areas, especially in the United States.
n. a toponym referring to several municipalities in the United States, most notably in Wyoming.
“We spent two days in Cody, Wyoming, before driving into Yellowstone National Park.”
“The town of Cody serves as a primary gateway for tourists seeking to explore the eastern entrance of the national park system.”
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