1. Food which ruminating animals return to the mouth, and chew at leisure; a piece of tobacco held in the month and chewed. To chew the cud, to ponder.

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

• buda,
• oud,
• kud,
• ced,
• cuz,
• cuzy,
• aud,
• cude,
• cua,
• culod,
• cus,
• coudy,
• cuor,
• cuald,
• caug,
• cuted,
• dcut,
• coude,
• cudes,
• chd

• cuddy,
• bud,
• cue,
• COD,
• CUED,
• cd,
• curd,
• cueto,
• c.o.d.,
• dud,
• cup,
• cute,
• cut,
• cudd,
• mud,
• cu.,
• cub.

The adjective form of the word "cud" is "cudless".

The plural of the "cud" can be the "cuds".

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