cod

word

/ˈkɑd/
/kˈɒd/

Definition

A large cold-water fish known for its mild flavor and white flesh, often used in dishes like fish and chips.

Usage & Nuances

'Cod' refers to several species, but especially Atlantic cod. It is mainly used as a food fish and is famous in dishes like 'fish and chips' (UK) and salted or dried forms (bacalhau). Not to be confused with 'code' (computer code).

Example Sentences

We had grilled cod for dinner.

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Fresh cod is sold at the market.

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I want cod and chips, please.

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My grandmother makes amazing salted cod every Christmas.

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Did you know that salted cod is a tradition in Portugal?

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Some people say cod tastes best when it's super fresh.

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