Cooks

//kʊks//

Synonyms for "cooks" (253 found)

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Closest matches (51)

bake chef abigail adulterate amah au pair girl ayah baker ball up barbecue baste be in heat betweenmaid biddy blanch blaze bloom boil bollix bollix up

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braise brew broil brown bugger bugger up burn captain james cook chafe chambermaid chaperon chef de cuisine chief cook choke coddle combust companion cook off cookess culinarian culinary artist curry

Verb(8 words)

bake bowl bung cast chuck chunk cook off dash

Noun(1 words)

cooker

Strong matches (76)

Related words (126)

lady-help lady-in-waiting line cook live-in maid live-out maid load louse up maid maidservant manipulate melt mess up muck up mull nursemaid oven-bake overheat pack pan pan-broil

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Verb(31 words)

launch lob make manipulate misrepresent peck peg pick pitch play play music precipitate prepare project quoit ready shy skew slight sling

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stew thrill throw toss traject wangle warp whang whip whop wing

Noun(1 words)

magirologist

Proper Noun(1 words)

weheka

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5 relation types

capable of

13 entries

better food bread fish bread fish plan to fry bread meat bread vegetables brown meat butter bread perfect food prepare delicious feast prepare meals season with salt separate eggs smoke ham

derived

1 entries

Cooks syndrome

form of

1 entries

cook

related to

1 entries

cook

used for

1 entries

burns

Sample sentences

10 total sentences available.

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My sister cooks us delicious dishes.

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Bob cooks breakfast in the morning.

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She cooks very well.

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She cooks chicken the way I like.

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