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Coock

Definition:

Part of speech (noun): A delicious dish typically prepared by combining ingredients and cooking them in a specific manner.

Part of speech (verb): To prepare or make food by combining ingredients and applying heat.

Senses:

  • Sense 1 (noun): A cooked dish typically served as a main course.
  • Sense 2 (noun): A specific type of food preparation that is unique to a particular region or culture.
  • Sense 3 (verb): The action of preparing or making food by applying heat.
  • Sense 4 (verb): To intentionally manipulate something to achieve a desired outcome or result.

Examples:

Sense 1: My mother prepared a delicious coock for dinner consisting of roasted chicken with vegetables.

Sense 2: Paella is a traditional Spanish coock that originated in Valencia.

Sense 3: Sarah loves to coock breakfast for her family on weekends.

Sense 4: She cleverly coocked the books to hide the company's financial losses.

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