Did you perchance mean one of these? cookie, cookware
Definitions
WordNet 3.0
- n. a fire for cooking
Examples
“Like Les Stroud, Knowles did not need a camera crew with him, but sent dispatches and drawings to the media written with his cookfire charcoal on birch bark.”
“And the cookfire flames retreated into the soundproof cellar of ashes.”
“The day of Kudra's fifteenth natal anniversary began like any other, with a predawn bath in the river, followed by prayers to Kali and an offering of clarified butter in the courtyard cookfire.”
“With that, he dropped to his haunches and set about building a cookfire.”
“She spoke to him as they sat around the small cookfire.”
“Mudge detached the catch from his waist and tossed the limp forms near the cookfire.”
“Someone kicked the cookfire awake and sent up a fountain of sparks.”
“Legs himself grabbed a burning branch from the nearest cookfire and headed out toward the circle of waggons.”
“Even something so obvious as ‘the remains of an ancient cookfire’ might actually have been caused by, say, a forest fire.”
“She stopped at a stand by the seafront to buy a paper sack of roasted almonds, fresh from the cookfire and covered with raw sugar.”
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