cookies

SayKUUK-eez/ˈkʊkiz/

4 meanings of cookies

1
noun
Plural of cookie. Use this form when you mean more than one.
We baked two dozen cookies for the school fair.
The children ate all the cookies before dinner.
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2
verb
Form of cookie used with he, she, or it. It means to send a cookie file to a user or computer.
The site cookies you the moment you open the page.
Our school's Wi-Fi page cookies each laptop so students stay signed in all week.
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3
noundated
Plural of cooky, an older spelling of cookie. Use it when you mean more than one.
Grandmother set out a plate of cookies beside the coffee pot.
The general store sold penny cookies from a glass jar.
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Less common meaning

4
noundated
Plural of cookey, an old spelling of cookie. Use it when you mean more than one.
The travelers shared cookies around the campfire at dusk.
He kept a few cookies in his coat pocket for the long walk.
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cookies is a form of cookie

cookie, noun: A small, flat sweet treat that is baked until crisp or soft. Full entry

Forms: cookiecookies plural
Spelling: cookie → cookies: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /z/.

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