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cooky

cooky

1.0
A small flat sweet baked treat often eaten with tea or milk
  • noun
  • /ˈkʊki/
  • US
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  • The children were excited to decorate their cookys with colorful icing and sprinkles.

Examples

  • Get me some Kung pao chicKen... no vegetables, not too spicy... all white meat, extra fortune cooKies.

  • Kung pao chicKen without vegetables... not too spicy, all white meat... with extra fortune cooKies.

  • After dinner, we enjoyed a plate of freshly baked cookys with chocolate chips.

  • For her birthday, I bought a box of assorted cookys, including peanut butter and oatmeal raisin.

Synonyms

cookie
vscooky
  • US
774 1.0

A small flat sweet baked treat often with chocolate chips or nuts

is the alternate spelling for the same small sweet baked cake
biscuit
vscooky
  • UK
74 1.0

A small sweet flat cake that you eat as a snack

is an alternate spelling covering softer versions rather than crisp British ones

How Sweet

cake
850 1.0
cooky
  • US
1.0
biscuit
  • UK
74 1.0

Surface Forms

cooky singular
cookys plural
cookies plural
cookie singular

Morphology

cooky = cookie (transparent) = cook + y

This spelling is an orthographic variant of 'cookie' and carries the same meaning, so knowledge of 'cookie' predicts knowledge of this form.

Etymology

Cooky is a spelling of cookie that comes from the Dutch word koekje, which means 'little cake', so a cooky is a small sweet baked cake.