Codder¹

Now dial. Also 6 -ar. [f. COD sb.²] A worker in leather; a saddler.

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1507. Louth (Lincolnsh.) Churchw. Acc. (MS.), It^m paid codder makyng bell colars xd.

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1575. Banister, Chyrurg., II. (1585), 361. Either with a common stitch, or else such one as coddars, or peltmongers use to make.

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1622. F. Markham, Bk. War, III. iv. 96. Men of these trades as Codders, or Knackers, Cartwrights, Smiths and the like.

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1877. N. W. Lincolnsh. Gloss., Codder, a saddler.

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