Cookbook can be categorized as a noun.
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cookbook - a book of recipes and cooking directions |
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1. | noun | The white pages allowed me to get in touch with parents of my high school friends so that I could track people down one by one and the restaurant section is basically my cookbook. | |
2. | noun | Will you read this cookbook? | |
3. | noun | She read a cookbook last night. | |
4. | noun | I prefer the updated version of his cookbook. | |
5. | noun | Do everything according to the cookbook. | |
6. | noun | Following a cookbook, I made my first Spanish food, and it came out very well. | |
7. | noun | The girl reading a cookbook is Kate. | |
8. | noun | This cookbook has recipes for every imaginable occasion. | |
9. | noun | What's your favorite cookbook? | |
10. | noun | Tom has been writing a cookbook. | |
11. | noun | Tom has begun writing a cookbook. | |
12. | noun | Are you working on a new cookbook? | |
13. | noun | I wrote a cookbook. | |
14. | noun | I flip through this cookbook often, but I haven't used it much. |
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The white pages allowed me to get in touch with parents of my high school friends so that I could track people down one by one and the restaurant section is basically my cookbook. |
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Will you read this cookbook? | |
She read a cookbook last night. | |
I prefer the updated version of his cookbook. | |
Do everything according to the cookbook. | |
Following a cookbook, I made my first Spanish food, and it came out very well. | |
The girl reading a cookbook is Kate. | |
This cookbook has recipes for every imaginable occasion. | |
What's your favorite cookbook? | |
Tom has been writing a cookbook. | |
Tom has begun writing a cookbook. | |
Are you working on a new cookbook? | |
I wrote a cookbook. | |
I flip through this cookbook often, but I haven't used it much. |