Associations to the word «Cooke»
Noun
- Montague
- Terence
- Sam
- Lynne
- Jay
- Pietro
- Johnnie
- Otis
- Financier
- Laker
- Denton
- Croft
- Cupid
- Redskin
- Bowen
- Nicole
- Dominic
- Baden
- Duluth
- Kent
- Amos
- Starr
- Dole
- Telegraph
- Presley
- Bring
- Herrera
- Jamaica
- Miriam
- Bourne
- Olivia
- Canuck
- Lenny
- Barrie
- Mortimer
- Mick
- Platt
- Bookseller
- Pendleton
- Jackie
- Esq
- Motel
- Keen
- Geoff
- Elvis
- Hester
- Jon
- Mel
- Stevie
- Engraver
- Stephanie
- Bert
- Motown
- Yellowstone
- Marvin
- Josiah
- Honolulu
- Grayson
- Baldwin
- Billie
- Supreme
- Cecil
- Dusty
- Domino
- Dobson
- Judd
- Angus
- Gopher
- Haynes
- Edgar
- Sasha
- Springer
- Mildred
- Married
- Terry
- Tucson
- Jug
- Farrar
- Rachel
- Robbie
- Kendrick
- Randy
- Marble
- Stark
- Sinatra
- Caroline
- Addict
- Jack
- Covent
- Overland
- Fletcher
- Dave
- Rupert
- Graeme
- Hays
- Unitarian
- Lou
Verb
Wiktionary
COOKE, proper noun. An occupational surname for a cook, or a seller of cooked food.
COOKE TRIPLET, noun. (historical) A photographic lens comprising a negative flint glass element in the centre with a crown glass element on each side.
Dictionary definition
COOKE, noun. United States journalist (born in England in 1908).
COOKE, noun. United States financier who marketed Union bonds to finance the American Civil War; the failure of his bank resulted in a financial panic in 1873 (1821-1905).
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