Cody

[ koh-dee ]

noun

1. William Frederick Buffalo Bill, 1846–1917, U.S. Army scout and showman.
2. a male given name.

Cody

/ ˈkəʊdɪ /

noun

1. See Buffalo Bill
   William Frederick. the real name of Buffalo Bill

Example Sentences

Cody and Mae spend the first part of the campaign ranging over the obstacles that lay between the toolshed, where they initially find themselves, and their house.

From Washington Post

Cody cautioned that the outbreak could have been driven by factors unrelated to the variant, such as changes in ventilation or personal protective equipment practices at the hospital.

From Washington Post

Enzo, the inferior player, obviously expected Cody to choose Nicole.

From Washington Post

There were unconfirmed rumors she and Cody talked strategy before the show started, which is strictly taboo.

From Washington Post

Cody, the health officer in California, isn’t the only one whose contact tracers are unable to get asymptomatic people tested.

From ProPublica

Thus, Greg Bokor and Cody Wilson became the lynchpins of my first film No Control —the emotional and the political.

From The Daily Beast

During the first weekend of filming with Greg, I heard of Cody Wilson and I was emotionally rocked.

From The Daily Beast

A fourth, Staff Sgt. Cody Rhode, survived despite being shot five times.

From The Daily Beast

Diablo Cody, the Oscar-winning screenwriter of Juno, is known for catchy, quotable dialogue.

From The Daily Beast

“I myself am actually a spiritual, religious person,” Cody tells The Daily Beast.

From The Daily Beast

Fuller left us this morning, having concluded to pack through on foot with Dr. Cody, of our county.

From Project Gutenberg

These facts were confirmed in a later interview with William F. Cody.

From Project Gutenberg

They were all noted men in their way, but Bill Cody was the paragon.

From Project Gutenberg

The Cody biplane, with its enormous size rendering it a prominent feature of the show, was exhibited.

From Project Gutenberg

Cody, who was a close personal friend of Comstock, but somewhat younger, was also a frequent guest at the Jack Morrow ranch.

From Project Gutenberg