Cookey

Aunt Lavinia, who gave us a plain cookey and advised us to "run home," – once within the forbidden precincts of the "front part" of the old mansion, we had found our South-West passage and were ❋ Unknown (1914)

It is the sacred day set apart for the cook to tell the housemaid, in vividly illustrated verse, that she need have no fear of the policeman thinking twice of _her_; for the housemaid to make ungenerous reflections on 'cookey's' complexion and weight, and to assure that 'queen of the larder' that it is not her, but her puddings, that attract the constabulary heart. ❋ Richard Le Gallienne (1906)

Disney’s Anne Frank remake goes into turnaround as David Mamet looks kind of cookey | MovieChopShop ❋ Unknown (2009)

Disney’s Anne Frank remake goes into turnaround as David Mamet looks kind of cookey ❋ Unknown (2009)

April 13th, 2006 at 10: 31 am bushllit says: wow … this is a cookey ThinkFast this morning soliders on terrorists lists hunters and outdoorsmen turning on Bush ❋ Unknown (2006)

If, taking this scenario further, we fell short of those standards and started blubbing like a child caught with his hand in the cookey jar we would richly deserve the contempt and scorn of our collegues and society as a whole and ought to be liable to court martial on our eventual return. ❋ Unknown (2007)

It's time to check up on the latest news from all those cookey reality shows. ❋ Unknown (2004)

BOROWITZ: Yes, cookey (ph) dad, cookey (ph) dad, I love that. ❋ Unknown (2004)

"Mazie's 'daddy' for a cookey!" cried X-Ray, always the first to alight on a solution to a puzzling question. ❋ Silas K. Boone (N/A)

"You were looking mighty serious, and I'd wager a cookey that you just remembered there were other fellows up here to be caught in the blizzard besides our crowd." ❋ George A. Warren (N/A)

The arch young rogue said, "It's only me and Harry; it's a very cold morning; if you like to go to bed again, cookey, we will do it well, and leave all clean, and shut the door fast after us." ❋ Various (N/A)

"It _would_ go well with that stew, taken out of a tin cup -- eh, cookey?" ❋ T. C. DeLeon (N/A)

"Feathers, for a cookey!" exclaimed Toby, "and a heap of the same, too." ❋ Alan Douglas (N/A)

"Maxy, I'll give you a big cookey if you'll tell." ❋ M. T. W. (N/A)

Max cried, unguardedly, as he was finishing his sixth cookey. ❋ M. T. W. (N/A)

As long as I can poke into unknown sections where few white men have ever set foot, and Frank can write stunning letters to his paper about the strange things we run across, it doesn't matter a cookey. ❋ Unknown (1909)

After a while she would give me a cookey or a piece of bread and butter for lunch; that I could take home. ❋ Unknown (1893)

She accepted thankfully and with her nicest and best executed courtesy a Christmas cookey representing a good-sized fish, with fins all spread and pink sugar-plums for eyes, and went home marveling yet more about this mystery of Christmas. ❋ Unknown (1878)

You bring the little thing in here to-night and I'll give her a Christmas cookey. ❋ Unknown (1878)

[I need] me a [cookey] for tonight. I just want to [celebrate] being me. ❋ LolaNickoleDos (2010)

Stan [cookei] for good grades and [clear skin] Take care of [your kids] cookei smh ❋ @chx_nhee (2020)