codder

¹

/ ˈkɒdə /

noun

1. a cod fisherman or his boat

codder

²

/ ˈkɒdə /

noun

1. dialect.
   the leader of a team of workers on a press at a steelworks

Word History and Origins

Origin of codder¹

perhaps from cod ⁴

Example Sentences

Bill Catania, who owns the Cape Codder Resort and Spa, in Hyannis, said that keeping a core staff helped him prepare for the surge in travelers over the last few weeks.

From New York Times

Drinks continue the down-easter theme, with $3 Narragansetts and $7 draft Cape Codder and Fish House Punch cocktails, while locals are represented by $5 DC Brau and Port City pints.

From Washington Post

Order an iced coffee, along with an egg sandwich on nine-grain bread, and a “Cape Codder” scone, studded with blueberries and cranberries.

From New York Times

It comes from a weekly feature in a local tabloid, The Cape Codder, called “Ask the Bird Folks.”

From Literature

I wanted a Cape Codder redux that downplayed the syrupy sweetness of the mixer while playing up its puckery side.

From Wall Street Journal