Definitions

from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • abbreviation cash on delivery
  • abbreviation cause of death
  • abbreviation collect on delivery

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  • noun The ISO 3166-1 three-letter (alpha-3) code for the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
  • initialism Cash on delivery
  • initialism Concise Oxford Dictionary
  • initialism Call of Duty
  • initialism Cause of Death

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  • In the tax world, COD is short for "cancellation of debt."

    Forbes.com: News Robert W. Wood 2010

  • In the tax world, COD is short for "cancellation of debt."

    Forbes.com: News Robert W. Wood 2010

  • In the tax world, COD is short for "cancellation of debt."

    Forbes.com: News Robert W. Wood 2010

  • For example, the COD-criterion was discussed in detail in the classic textbook: Advanced Fracture Mechanics (Kanninen and Popelar, 1985), in which the term COD is actually also the CTOD.

    iMechanica - Comments johannabartley 2008

  • Similarly there are ganes that are excellent with barely any story at all (Nazi Zombie mode in COD: WAW effing rocks).

    Great Big Bites SVGL 2009

  • Got to 46 on COD4 yesterday, I love the M14 with the Red Dot Scope on it, anti-sniper gun ftw! regarding the quick lvling up in COD, completing the headshot challenges and kills challenges nets you tons of xp and I have heard that playing Search and Destroy nets you tons of xp as well.

    EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - Banner Game Time 2007

  • Something like COD is ok to play once but unless you are on line, that’s the end of it.

    DRM and Need for Speed 2009

  • I can’t shake the feeling that the COD is supposed to be like the UNSC, except that all it ever does is all and only what the US wants.

    Matthew Yglesias » The McCain League 2007

  • Seattle's MHC tends to serve more of the urban homeless who also have alcohol or drug abuse issues known as COD, or a co-occurring disorder while King County's MHC draws its population from unincorporated and from suburban King County.

    Progressive justice in the twenty first century: Part Two of a special NPI series 2008

  • Seattle's MHC tends to serve more of the urban homeless who also have alcohol or drug abuse issues known as COD, or a co-occurring disorder while King County's MHC draws its population from unincorporated and from suburban King County.

    Are you registered to vote? Have you been disenfranchised? 2008

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