English words starting with coo
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Meanings of Coo:
verb(of a pigeon or dove) make a soft murmuring sound.
Usage examples:
Ringdoves cooed among the branches
nounA soft murmuring sound made by a dove or pigeon.
Usage examples:
The coo of the dove
exclamationUsed to express surprise.
Usage examples:
‘coo, ain't it high!’ mary squeaked
Cooch
kuːtʃCooches
kuːtʃCooed
kuːMeanings of Cooed:
verb(of a pigeon or dove) make a soft murmuring sound.
Usage examples:
Ringdoves cooed among the branches
nounA soft murmuring sound made by a dove or pigeon.
Usage examples:
The coo of the dove
exclamationUsed to express surprise.
Usage examples:
‘coo, ain't it high!’ mary squeaked
Cooee
ˈkuːiːMeanings of Cooee:
exclamationUsed to attract attention, especially at a distance.
Usage examples:
‘cooee!’ the call brought all three heads round
verbMake a call to attract attention.
Usage examples:
Liz had to cooee as he seemed in danger of blundering into the table
Cooeed
ˈkuːiːMeanings of Cooeed:
verbMake a call to attract attention.
Usage examples:
Liz had to cooee as he seemed in danger of blundering into the table
exclamationUsed to attract attention, especially at a distance.
Usage examples:
‘cooee!’ the call brought all three heads round
Cooeeing
ˈkuːiːMeanings of Cooeeing:
verbMake a call to attract attention.
Usage examples:
Liz had to cooee as he seemed in danger of blundering into the table
exclamationUsed to attract attention, especially at a distance.
Usage examples:
‘cooee!’ the call brought all three heads round
Cooees
ˈkuːiːMeanings of Cooees:
verbMake a call to attract attention.
Usage examples:
Liz had to cooee as he seemed in danger of blundering into the table
exclamationUsed to attract attention, especially at a distance.
Usage examples:
‘cooee!’ the call brought all three heads round
Cooing
kuːMeanings of Cooing:
verb(of a pigeon or dove) make a soft murmuring sound.
Usage examples:
Ringdoves cooed among the branches
nounA soft murmuring sound made by a dove or pigeon.
Usage examples:
The coo of the dove
exclamationUsed to express surprise.
Usage examples:
‘coo, ain't it high!’ mary squeaked
Cook
kʊkMeanings of Cook:
verbPrepare (food, a dish, or a meal) by mixing, combining, and heating the ingredients.
Usage examples:
Shall i cook dinner tonight?
nounA person who prepares and cooks food, especially as a job or in a specified way.
Usage examples:
Susan was a school cook
Meanings of Cook someone’s goose:
phraseSpoil someone's plans; cause someone's downfall.
Usage examples:
I've got enough on you to cook your goose
idiomTo do something that spoils someone's plans and prevents them from succeeding
Usage examples:
Just tell her we can't - that'll cook her goose.
Meanings of Cook up a storm:
idiomTo do something with a lot of energy and often skill
Usage examples:
Rob was in the kitchen cooking up a storm.
Meanings of Cook-the-books:
idiomTo change numbers dishonestly in the accounts (= financial records) of an organization, especially in order to steal money from it
Cook-up
kʊkMeanings of Cook-up:
phrasal verbTo cook food, esp. for others
Usage examples:
I know this place where they cook up a nice steak., i’d like to find out who cooked up this scheme.
Meanings of Cookbooks:
nounA book containing recipes and other information about the preparation and cooking of food.
Usage examples:
Sheila quickly tired of eating salads, though, and bought low fat cookbooks and food magazines and …
Meanings of Cookdom:
nounThe role or position of cook; the fact of being a cook.
Cooked
kʊkMeanings of Cooked:
adjective(of food or a meal) prepared by heating.
Usage examples:
A cooked breakfast
verbPrepare (food, a dish, or a meal) by mixing, combining, and heating the ingredients.
Usage examples:
Shall i cook dinner tonight?
Meanings of Cookeite:
nounA lithium-containing mineral of the chlorite group, typically white to yellowish green and occurring in minute scales and in slender six-sided prisms.
Cooker
ˈkʊk.ərMeanings of Cooker:
nounAn appliance used for cooking food, typically consisting of an oven, hob, and grill and powered by gas or electricity.
Usage examples:
In addition to this the ultra-modern culinary arts kitchen includes both gas and electric cookers, …
Meanings of Cookeries:
nounThe practice or skill of preparing and cooking food.
Usage examples:
Italian regional cookery
Cookers
ˈkʊk.ərMeanings of Cookers:
nounAn appliance used for cooking food, typically consisting of an oven, hob, and grill and powered by gas or electricity.
Usage examples:
In addition to this the ultra-modern culinary arts kitchen includes both gas and electric cookers, …
Cookery
ˈkʊk.ər.iMeanings of Cookery:
nounThe practice or skill of preparing and cooking food.
Usage examples:
Italian regional cookery
Cookhouse
ˈkʊk.haʊsMeanings of Cookhouse:
nounA kitchen or dining hall in a military camp.
Usage examples:
Visits were also made to cookhouses, messrooms and officers' messes, and the royal couple were pres…
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