1. A head-dress formerly worn by ladies; a chest of drawers, often with shelves above; a night-stool.

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

• commom,
• comarde,
• commedy,
• comodey,
• comeone,
• commrade,
• commodery,
• camode,
• comode,
• comodes,
• commite,
• commodty,
• commnd,
• commods,
• commte,
• commodies,
• commtee,
• commodite,
• commader,
• commont

• common,
• comedo,
• comedy,
• comet,
• comate,
• come to,
• condo,
• comte,
• commoner,
• comrade,
• come with,
• come out,
• commute,
• commit,
• CONDE,
• corrode,
• conto.

The adjective form of the word "commode" is "commodious".

The plural of the "commode" can be the "commodes".

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