cookshop
- noun
- /ˈkʊkˌʃɑp/
- Archaic
- The cookshop downtown has a wide selection of baking tools and pots.
Examples
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If you need a new frying pan, the local cookshop is the best place to look.
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She bought a cast-iron pan at the old cookshop on the high street yesterday.
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I bought a new pot at the cookshop.
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The cookshop has a wide variety of utensils.
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She bought a cast-iron pan at the old cookshop on the high street yesterday.
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The cookshop downtown has a wide selection of baking tools and pots.
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If you need a new frying pan, the local cookshop is the best place to look.
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Etymology
Cookshop comes from the words cook and shop, where shop means 'store'. Think of it as a 'store' for cooks, so a cookshop sells pans, pots and other kitchen tools.