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brookie

brookie

1 5.3
A baked treat that combines a brownie and a cookie
  • noun
  • /ˈbruːki/
  • US
translation icon : brookie
  • The dessert menu featured a delicious brookie, combining layers of brownie and cookie for a unique treat.

I got AI got a Brookie, I got an Oreo Brookie and I got a Maltese, a Tiffin.

Examples

  • I love catching any trout, but I voted for the beautiful brookie.

    Blog text (10)
  • What is this, Brookie?

  • I got AI got a Brookie, I got an Oreo Brookie and I got a Maltese, a Tiffin.

  • I shall surely leave it, except perhaps for the Hardy Brothers split-cane fly rod and a couple of Royal Coachmen and the odd brookie in my creel.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • I love going for big browns, am surprised and elated to catch a brookie, and am always a tinge disappointed to catch a rainbow since it will likely be a hatchery fish.

    Blog text (10)
  • For dessert, we decided to share a warm brookie topped with vanilla ice cream.

  • At the bake sale, I bought a brookie that had the perfect chewy brownie with a soft cookie layer.

How Rich

brookie
  • US
1 5.3
brownie
38 1.0
cookie
  • US
774 1.0

Surface Forms

brookie singular
brookies plural

Morphology

brookie = brownie + cookie (transparent) = brook + ie

The word 'brookie' is a blend of 'brownie' and 'cookie', clearly indicating a dessert combining the two.

Etymology

Brookie is a blend of brownie and cookie, so its name mixes the two treats into one. That's why a brookie means a dessert made by baking a brownie and a cookie together.