cookie in Latin
cookie in Latin is crustulum, copta — cookie means (chiefly US) A small, flat, sweet baked treat.
cookie in Latin
crustulum
copta
What does "cookie" mean?
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noun (chiefly US) A small, flat, sweet baked treat.
"The children left a cookie and a glass of milk by the fireplace."
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noun (computing) A small piece of data a website stores on a visitor's device to remember information between visits.
"A pop-up asked me to accept cookies before I could read the article."
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cookie in a sentence
- The children left a cookie and a glass of milk by the fireplace.
- He grabbed a chocolate chip cookie from the jar.
- A pop-up asked me to accept cookies before I could read the article.
- The site uses cookies to keep you logged in.
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What is "cookie" in Latin?
"cookie" in Latin is crustulum, copta. cookie means: (chiefly US) A small, flat, sweet baked treat.
How do you use "cookie" in a sentence?
Example: "The children left a cookie and a glass of milk by the fireplace." In Latin, "cookie" is crustulum, copta.
Are there other ways to say "cookie" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "cookie": crustulum, copta.
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