cookie
- noun
- /ˈkʊki/
- US
- "We're going to bake some cookies just as soon as we get home," Rebecca said.
- chocolate-chip cookies
- cream cookies
- bake cookies
We are waiting for our cookies to chill.
- We are waiting for our cookies to chill.
- So Tom, what's in your cookie jar that you're most proud of?
- I think I can handle about four cookies for today.
- There was her bag of cookies in front of her eyes.
- No, by by no means should your cookie be pipable.
- You just and then put the cookies down and walk away.
- And now I want cookies fry me for cookies.
- No, the little ones that you put on cookies you ate.
Examples
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Youssef ordered coffee and cookies for everyone, then withdrew so that we could speak privately.
Academic text (1999) -
Anyway, we are going to make some Christmas cookies for Santa.
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I think I can handle about four cookies for today.
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Two children have five cookies to share between them, so they have two each.
Academic text (1993) -
And could I interest either of you in a cookie?
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We are waiting for our cookies to chill.
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Sofia, what kind of cookies would you like?
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Then they passed out free cookies to more than 300,000 customers.
Academic text (2011) -
These are Salvadoran cookies.
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After dinner, I enjoyed a warm chocolate chip cookie with a glass of milk.
Synonyms
A small sweet flat cake that you eat as a snack
A thin sweet biscuit with a paper message inside often served after meals at Chinese restaurants
A flat sweet baked biscuit with small pieces of chocolate
A flat sweet cookie made from simple dough often decorated with icing or sugar
A very thin crisp cookie often served with desserts
Sweet food like candy or a small cake
A small crisp cookie made with a lot of butter
A sweet baked cookie made with oats, often with raisins or nuts
A chocolate sandwich biscuit with sweet white cream between two dark biscuits
A small sweet baked treat with raisins
A small sweet baked treat made with ground almonds
A sweet baked treat flavored with warm spices like cinnamon
A rich biscuit made with lots of butter and sugar, crisp and crumbly
A small flat sweet baked treat often eaten with tea or milk
A cookie with a sweet raisin and nut filling
A small sweet biscuit made with anise seed that tastes a little like licorice
Compounds
A thin sweet biscuit with a paper message inside often served after meals at Chinese restaurants
- US
A flat sweet cookie made from simple dough often decorated with icing or sugar
A soft, chewy cookie sweetened with molasses and spiced with ginger and cinnamon
- Texting
A small temporary browser file deleted when you close the browser that keeps you logged in
- Specialized
A hidden amount of money a company keeps to make profits look steady
- Texting
A part of a web browser or program that keeps small pieces of information for signing in and site settings
A small sweet made from dough shaped into a roll, kept cold, sliced, and baked
- Texting
A small file stored on your device that websites keep to remember your choices for future visits
How Sweet
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cookie comes from the Dutch word koekje, which means 'little cake' and comes from koek meaning 'cake'. So a cookie is literally a small cake.