Cookies [noun]

Inside were twelve ginger cookies with scalloped edges, smelling faintly of cinnamon and sugar.

Candy, cookies, sandwiches, or bits of cake should never be allowed between the meals.

Lemonade and cookies made an appearance in the hay-field the most natural thing in the world.

It was Priscilla who discovered the cookies and sent a squeal of delight across the meadow.

Elliott helped pack up dozens of turnovers and cookies and sandwiches and bottled quarts of lemonade.

The large flat pan at the right is a pan for the baking of all kinds of cookies.

If you had told Aunt Margaret what you wanted to do, and asked her for the cookies she would have given them to you.

When the majority of small cakes, including cookies, are put into the oven to bake, they should be set on the lower rack.

The chief precaution to be taken in the making of all kinds of cookies is to avoid getting too much flour into the mixture.

Soft cookies are made from a dough that contains a little more liquid than that used for brittle cookies.