Cody

American

[koh-dee] / ˈkoʊ di /

noun

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

Cody British

/ ˈkəʊdɪ /

noun

William Frederick. the real name of Buffalo Bill

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"So I feel like a lot of my teammates would say grass. I feel like I play my best games on turf," admitted Seahawks wide receiver Cody White.

From Barron's

“Cody! Come on, Cody!” she called to her dog as they came near the tents.

From Literature

In the second half of the 19th century, Buffalo Bill Cody turned the Wild West into a global sensation.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Hungarian slotted a free-kick under the Marseille wall on Wednesday and this time used a flick from Cody Gakpo to work an angle to blast into the far corner.

From Barron's

Cody Gakpo, who has been inconsistent this season, is currently injured but is set to return next month.

From BBC

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