Pronunciation: /ˈfɪzɪkəl ˈkʊki/
noun A physical object that is a type of food typically baked and sweet, usually containing flour, sugar, and other ingredients.
A1 I like to eat physical cookies.
A2 She baked some delicious physical cookies for the party.
B1 The physical cookie recipe called for butter, sugar, and flour.
B2 The bakery specializes in creating unique physical cookies for special occasions.
C1 The physical cookie industry has seen a rise in demand for gluten-free options.
C2 The chef experimented with different flavors to create the perfect physical cookie.
adjective Describing the type of cookie as being physical in nature.
A1 I like to eat physical cookies.
A2 The physical cookie jar was empty.
B1 She baked a batch of physical cookies for the party.
B2 The physical cookie dough needed more chocolate chips.
C1 The physical cookie recipe called for a secret ingredient.
C2 The physical cookie competition was fierce among the contestants.
formal The physical cookie was carefully crafted by the pastry chef for the dessert display.
informal I can't resist a good physical cookie, especially when it's fresh out of the oven.
slang I could really go for a physical cookie right now, my sweet tooth is acting up.
figurative Her smile was like a physical cookie, warm and inviting to everyone she met.
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