tode
tode noun: a sled used for hauling logs. Also the clipping of tode-boat.
Noun
tode (plural todes)
- A sled used for hauling logs.
Also used as
tode is also the clipping of tode-boat.
Forms of tode
| plural | todes |
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Origin of tode
Possibly related to Low German todden (“to drag”).
Words that rhyme with tode
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- abode
- bode
- choad
- corrode
- encode
- goad
- toad
- antipode
- decode
- episode
- erode
- forebode
- hoed
- incommode
- overrode
- recode
- rode
- strode
- throwed
- unicode
- woad
- 'splode
- bestowed
- cestode
- chode
- crowed
- discommode
- glode
- Gold Code
- grode
- growed
- hode
- I'll be blowed
- lowed
- mowed
- nuclear code
- ode
- owed
- shode
- side road
- Spanish Road
- stroad
- subnode
- toed
- towed
- Union Road
- uudecode
- uuencode
Questions about tode
- What does tode mean?
- Tode means a sled used for hauling logs.
- What part of speech is tode?
- Tode is a noun.
- What is the plural of tode?
- The plural of tode is todes.
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