cod·piece
noun/ˈkɒdpiːs/
/ˈkɑːdpiːs/
- a piece of cloth, usually decorated, attached to a man’s lower clothing and covering his genitals, worn in Europe in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
遮阴布（15、16 世纪欧洲男子加贴在紧身裤中，常带装饰） Word Originfrom earlier cod ‘scrotum’ (from Old English codd ‘bag, pod’) + piece.