IPA: /ˈkɒdə/
KK: /ˈkɒdər/
A person who catches or collects cod fish, or someone who works with leather.
The codder spent the morning at sea, hoping for a good catch of fish.
The word 'codder' originates from Middle English 'codder', which is a variant of 'cod', meaning a bag or pouch. It refers specifically to a person who catches or deals with cod fish.
Think of a 'bag' or 'pouch' ('cod') that holds fish, helping you remember that a 'codder' is someone who deals with cod fish.