I. commode adjective
Etymology: French
1. obsolete : convenient , suitable
2. obsolete , of a woman : free with her favors : compliant , accommodating
• commodely adverb , obsolete
II. com·mode kəˈmōd noun
( -s )
Etymology: French, from commode, adjective, convenient, from Latin commodus, from com- + modus measure, mode — more at mete
1. : a woman's cap made of lace, fine fabric, and ribbons over a high wire framework popular in the late 17th and early 18th centuries
2. obsolete : bawd , procuress
3.
a. : a low chest of drawers or a cabinet on legs
b. : a movable sink or washstand with cupboard underneath
c. : a chair or similar framework holding a toilet utensil under an open seat ; also : chamber pot
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