cooker
- noun
- /ˈkʊkər/
- UK
- You must have a slow cooker of some kind, Johnny.
- a pressure cooker
- a solar cooker
- an electric cooker
And it had this solid metal cooker top on which was always hot.
- And it had this solid metal cooker top on which was always hot.
- This is Japanese gas cook top and gas rice cooker or fuel cogeneration system.
- So slow cooker recipes on my best friend and let's just get into the hall.
- Instead of spanking your wife, just treat the lucky some minx to a new cooker.
- And you can tell they were like a pressure cooker type of deal at one point in time so that steam could escape out.
Examples
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Stick it in the slow cooker for four hours on high.
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Place the first five ingredients into a slow cooker and cook on low for 5-6 hours.
Blog text (5) -
And it had this solid metal cooker top on which was always hot.
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You bought her a lovely new cooker, and she still never makes anything in it.
Fiction book (1997) -
You can put the rice in the pressure cooker.
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That gas cooker nearly blew me out of the kitchen.
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Just the essentials: A double bed, a cooker for making spaghetti and a couple of other things.
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In the slow cooker here, you're going to add some Peach juice, right?
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All I did was add the sauce to the slow cooker with 1 cup of veggie broth.
Blog text (12) -
You can put the rice in the cooker and let it steam for about 20 minutes.
Synonyms
A heated space in a kitchen appliance for baking or roasting food
A machine used at home for jobs like cooking and cleaning
A kitchen appliance with hot burners used to cook food
A large kitchen stove with burners and an oven for cooking
An electric kitchen machine that quickly heats or cooks food
A container used to cook food with steam, like a bamboo basket
An electric pot that cooks food slowly at low heat
A machine used in the kitchen to prepare food, like a microwave or blender
A sealed pot that cooks food quickly using hot steam
An electric pot that cooks rice using steam and keeps it warm
A device that burns wood or coal to cook food
A kitchen appliance that cooks food, usually with gas or electricity
A device for cooking food over direct heat on a grill
A kitchen stove that uses gas to cook food
A metal grill used to cook food outdoors over an open flame
A small stove that burns charcoal for heat or cooking
Compounds
A sealed pot that cooks food quickly using hot steam or a situation where people feel very stressed
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Etymology
Cooker comes from the simple verb cook meaning 'to prepare food by heat' plus the ending -er meaning 'one or something that does an action'. So a cooker is literally 'something that cooks', like an oven or stove.