As a piece of furniture, 'une commode' is a chest of drawers. As an adjective, commode means 'practical, easy to use'
the chest of drawers
Commode means convenient.
drawers are "les tiroirs" in French. A drawer chest is 'une commode'
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'une commode' is a chest of drawers.
The word for "dresser" in French is "commode."
This is becasuse of shape of commode. The lower part has a upward bend which does not allow the commode to go empty. Only water which has a prresure can go over the bend and moment the presurre is stopped, the last portion of water can not climb the full bend and therfore remain at the bottm of commode.
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a toilet
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The Latin equivalent of the English phrase 'aging comfortably' is the following: commode senescens. The word 'commode' is an adverb that means 'appropriately, fitly, properly, or rightly'. But it also can mean 'comfortably, pleasantly' and even 'kindly'. The word 'senescens' means 'growing old'.
A Shitter is slang for a commode.
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I have a 1964 eljer commode that needs a new flapper,where can I find one, its the ball it need 1.75 inches and the flush valve is part of the tank so help.where can I find a flapper for this commode?