cookshop
- noun
- Archaic
:
cocina
- The school's cookshop was renovated to provide better meals for the students.
Examples
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During the festival, volunteers worked together in the cookshop to feed hundreds of visitors.
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Many cookshops are equipped with modern appliances.
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The old manor had a spacious cookshop where meals for the entire staff were prepared.
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The school has a large cookshop for preparing meals.
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The old manor had a spacious cookshop where meals for the entire staff were prepared.
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During the festival, volunteers worked together in the cookshop to feed hundreds of visitors.
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The school's cookshop was renovated to provide better meals for the students.
Synonyms
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1.0
A room in a house where people prepare and cook food
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5.3
The kitchen on a ship, plane, or train where food is prepared
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6.0
A building where people make and cook food for a group, for example on a ship or in a camp
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4.4
A kitchen on a ship where food is prepared and cooked
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Etymology
Cookshop comes from the simple parts cook and shop, with shop meaning 'place'. So a cookshop is a place or big kitchen where food is cooked for a group, like at a school or manor.