| cookable |
combined form of cook. |
| cookbook |
a book containing recipes, directions for cooking, and other information about food. |
| cooker |
a usu. small appliance, utensil, or device used for cooking. [2 definitions] |
| cookery |
the art or method of cooking. [2 definitions] |
| cookery book |
(chiefly British) a book containing recipes, directions for cooking, and other information about food; cookbook. |
| cookhouse |
a detached building for cooking. |
| cookie |
a small, sweet, flat or ball-shaped cake baked from stiff dough. [4 definitions] |
| cookie cutter |
a simple device with a sharp edge that allows one to easily and repeatedly cut dough in the outline of a particular shape. |
| cooking |
the act or process of preparing food or meals. [2 definitions] |
| cook one's goose |
(informal) to cause one to lose further opportunity; ruin one's chances; doom one to failure or defeat. |
| cookout |
a social occasion at which a meal is cooked and eaten outdoors. |
| cooktop |
the part of a cooking stove that containers the burners. [2 definitions] |
| cook up |
(informal) to concoct; devise. |
| cookware |
pans, pots, and other utensils used for cooking. |
| cooky |
variant of cookie. |
| cool |
moderately cold; not warm. [15 definitions] |
| coolant |
an agent used to keep the temperature of a system below a certain level, as by drawing off heat. |
| cool as a cucumber |
showing no trace of anxiety or vulnerability. |
| cooler |
a machine or container designed to cool or maintain a state of coolness. [3 definitions] |
| coolie |
a low-paid, unskilled worker, esp. in or from China or India (used as a term of disrespect). |
| cool it |
(slang) to calm down. |