Intransitive Verbs Starting with C and Containing OD

Browse 22 valid English intransitive verbs starting with C and containing OD, from Code, Cod, Coded, Corrode, Codesharing, Coproduce and Commodify to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to compare transitive and intransitive sentence structures.

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Starts with CA
1 words
canoodle
Starts with CL
1 words
clodder
code
cod
coded
corrode
codesharing
coproduce
commodify
codesign
codevelop
cockadoodledoo
codirect
codrive
codetermine
codebreak
codeposit
coderive
codecree
coabode
Starts with CR
2 words
croodle
crood

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