Similar words: uncooked, precooked, cooker, hooked, cookery, crooked, overlooked, unlooked-for. Meaning: [kʊk] 
adj. having been prepared for eating by the application of heat.
adj. having been prepared for eating by the application of heat. 
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271. Bake at 375 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes or until cooked through.
272. They cooked strips of its meat over a fierce wood fire, but the old man's appetite was small.
273. I have vetoed other business arrangements you have cooked up - nothing new about that!
274. Chopped, cooked chicken(sentencedict.com), sliced mushrooms and mayonnaise in a soft bap.
275. Yes, of course he did, probably thought she and Donal had cooked it up between them.
276. The meat can easily become dry and stringy although, when cooked properly, they are extremely flavorful.
277. Four thick slices cooked slowly in the oven in a small covered pyrex casserole with salt and black pepper.
278. His travellers appeared on the whole disappointed not to be cooked by cannibals.
279. I made camp at sunset, and then cooked, wrote letters, and did my chores after dark.
280. Pork braised with dried vegetable is originally a homemade dish cooked by rural housewives.
More similar words: uncooked, precooked, cooker, hooked, cookery, crooked, overlooked, unlooked-for, crookedness, pressure cooker, cookbook, cook, smoked, choked, cookie, provoked, precook, cooking, overcook, rookery, cooking oil, fortune cookie, Too many cooks spoil the broth, by hook or by crook, coo, coot, cool, coop, scoop, scoot.