1. The winding-up of a composition by an extra melodic phrase.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• gooda,
• corba,
• cadat,
• carda,
• corad,
• codp,
• yoda,
• cota,
• conat,
• cobat,
• codno,
• roda,
• codul,
• coudy,
• yoday,
• coba,
• comat,
• comdo,
• coude,
• boda

• coatee,
• coot,
• COTA,
• coma,
• coat,
• cote,
• COD,
• co-ed,
• Coit,
• Cotta,
• Coady,
• Codi,
• cot,
• Coty,
• coto,
• coday,
• coati,
• code,
• coody,
• c.o.d.,
• cody,
• soda,
• CODS,
• coate,
• cowed,
• cola,
• CODD,
• COAD.

The adjective form of the word "coda" is "codal".

The plural of the "coda" can be the "codas".

The singular of the "coda" can be the "coda".