Did you mean Cookie?
Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. A small, usually flat and crisp cake made from sweetened dough.
- n. Slang A person, usually of a specified kind: a lawyer who was a tough cookie.
- n. Computer Science A collection of information, usually including a username and the current date and time, stored on the local computer of a person using the World Wide Web, used chiefly by websites to identify users who have previously registered or visited the site.
Wiktionary
- n. A small flat, baked cake which is either crisp or soft but firm (often with chocolate chips, candies or nuts mixed in.)
- n. A specifically American-style en.
- n. a bun.
- n. An en, web cookie.
- n. A en.
- n. A young, attractive woman.
Etymologies
- Dutch koekje, diminutive of koek, cake, from Middle Dutch koeke.
Examples
“I noticed there's a small cookie, nice? ya all for $7.90 but excluding serbice charge la. de tea/coffee comes with a kan small cookie~”
“Thanks for trying xD Here's a cookie * hands you a cookie*”
“Mr. Harrison also testified Monday that he never heard Mr. Beatty use the term "cookie jar" to describe the company's accounting reserves, and said Mr. Beatty never asked him to do anything dishonest.”
“Like many people who have attained global recognition, the word cookie is of Old World ancestry but born and raised in New York.”
“A cupcake with the flavors of an oatmeal raisin cookie is topped with maple cream cheese frosting and what else?”
“The oatmeal raisin cookie is a particularly good over-the-top combination with ice cream.”
“More so because I know how damn smart that Mia cookie is and how persistent she can be.”
“Some nasty stuff in here, and the cookie is the most notable example.”
“This BS about people being able to turn it off with a cookie is arrogance.”
“For instance, the word "cookie" descends to us from the Dutch - the British use the word biscuit.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘cookie’.
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•Words We Use Here That Would Tick Off Dr. Good...
Or, Things That Get a Whole Lot More Fun With an -ie Ending.
See conversation on git, and have at it!
Edit: Many of the following are madeupical, but many are not. See als...wordie, foodie, roadie, cookie, prosie, poetrie, tunie, scriptie, democracie, pompous old gittie, funnie, hippie and 156 more...
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webdev
random webdev lingo / common words used in computer programming.
( randomness, words )ajax, user, admin, frontend, backend, database, sql, protocol, call, dom, layout, ui and 392 more...
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Cute
My boyfriend and I started this list my Junior or Senior year of High school. It hasn't been added to in a while. It was a list of words that we thought sounded universally cute or had universal as...
cupcake, doilee, mitten, kitten, squiggle, button, cheek, papoose, pupa, sleep, cookie, treat and 45 more...
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vegan
basic vegan food or types of vegan food you've had and liked.
( food, cuisine, eating, health, vegan, vegetarian, animal rights, anti-cruelty, no meat, herbivore, shopping, groceries )tofu, hummus, falafel, ice cream, cookie, soy, nuts, fruit, burrito, veggie burger, soy cheese, rice and 27 more...
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Computers changed everything
Words that were well established before they gained special use in computing systems.
server, protocol, interface, bug, spam, virus, mouse, program, hack, chip, drive, window and 61 more...
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The sweetest thing.
A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down!
sugary, sweetness, fragrant, cloying, saccharine, honey, luscious, nectar, pudding, pastry, bittersweet, cupcake and 44 more...
jennarenn My friend Cookie is delightful. Jan 16, 2012
mollusque "Cookies" caught up to "crackers" in popularity around 1940, then surpassed them by 1970. Jan 27, 2011