ppl. a. Obs. [f. COD sb.1 and v. + -ED.]

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  1.  Bearing pods. (Sometimes entering into the trivial names of plants.)

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1597.  Gerarde, Herbal, II. cxiv. (1633), 446. Codded arsmart called noli me tangere.

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1611.  Cotgr., Poyvre Ethiopic, the husked, or codded Pepper.

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1710.  London & Wise, Compl. Gard. (1719), 233. Large-codded Pease.

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1727.  Bradley, Fam. Dict., s.v. Exoticks, Beans, Pease, and codded Fruits.

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1776.  Withering, Brit. Plants (1796), II. 245. Codded Corn Violet.

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1777.  J. Lightfoot, Flora Scot. (1789), I. 358. Arabis Thaliana, Thale’s Cress or Coded Mouse-ear.

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  b.  Codded corn: Pulse; peas and beans.

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c. 1440.  Promp. Parv., 85. Coddyd corne, lugumen.

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  2.  ‘In the pod,’ ‘in the ear.’

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1581.  Act 23 Eliz., c. 10 § 4. Any eared or codded Corn.

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1619.  Dalton, Country Just., xxv. (1630), 66. Hunting with Spaniels in eared or codded corne.

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1622.  F. Markham, Bk. War, III. v. 98. Pulse that is sprung vp although it be not codded.

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