Commode Definition

kə-mōd
commodes
noun
commodes
A chest of drawers.
Webster's New World
A small, low table with drawers or cabinet space.
Webster's New World
A movable washstand.
Webster's New World
A high headdress worn by women around 1700
Webster's New World
A kind of chair enclosing a chamber pot.
Webster's New World
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Other Word Forms of Commode

Noun

Singular:
commode
Plural:
commodes

Origin of Commode

  • French from commode convenient from Latin commodus commodious

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From French commode.

    From Wiktionary

Commode Sentence Examples

  • Dip or shake the soiled diaper into the commode, and place the diaper into the pail.

  • I began applying her makeup via standing on a dining room chair or bathroom commode.

  • You can line the tray with papers or puppy pads, or you can use it as is and empty the tray into your commode and then rinse it.

  • Don't worry about a messy cleanup, these diapers are designed for convenience and will stay snug until you are in a position to rinse them out in the commode and then wash the diaper.

  • A tiny bathroom off the kitchen sported a bathtub with feet, a modern commode and a sink with porcelain handles.

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Words Starting With

CCOCOM

Words Ending With

EDEODE

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Words Starting With C and Ending With E

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