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Meanings of commode in English
Usage of commode in English
1
He opened Kesseley's commode and ran his hand across his toilette items.
2
When Bert went forward to the commode, Mr Boggis turned round again.
3
I'll pump out all her blood and flush it down the commode.
4
The commode was her especial pride; it was so dignified and stately.
5
But as luck would have it, the commode suffered a low-airflow malfunction.
6
A small commode took up a closet-sized corner of this aft compartment.
7
Each had two commode stalls and a vanity sink with storage below.
8
I sat on the closed commode and did an examination of conscience.
9
That's not slightly impaired, that's commode-hugging drunk, Grant said in closing arguments.
10
Within minutes, he was hanging over the commode, groaning and puking.
11
He climbed upon the commode, put his eye to the crevice, and looked.
12
He carefully folded his slacks across the back of the commode.
13
While banging pipes, the plumber spotted a trapdoor behind the commode.
14
Wendy sat in front of the commode, her arms draped along the rim.
15
Charlie padded into the bathroom, wearing pajamas, and seated himself on the commode.
16
There was a commode and a washbasin with rust streaks under the spigots.
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United States of America
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