Cookie (disambiguation)
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A cookie is a small edible cake.
Cookie or The Cookies may also refer to:
Computing
- HTTP cookie, a small parcel of information stored on computers by websites
- Magic cookie, a token or short packet of data that is typically not meaningful to the recipient program
People and animals
- Cookie (nickname)
- Becky Bayless or Cookie, professional wrestler
- Cookie (cockatoo), (1933-2016) a Major Mitchell's Cockatoo believed to be the oldest of his species in captivity
- Cookie (cat), a cat on the television series Blue Peter
Fictional characters
- Simon Nelson-Cook or Cookie, in Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide
- Cookie Kwan, from The Simpsons
- Vernon "Cookie" Locke, from A Country Practice
In print
- Cookie (magazine), for mothers, published by Condé Nast Publications
- Cookie (manga magazine)
- Cookie (novel), a novel by Jacqueline Wilson
- Cookies: Bite-Size Life Lessons, a 2006 picture book
Music
- Cookie and his Cupcakes, an American swamp pop band
- Cookies (Hong Kong band), a Cantopop music group
- Cookies (New York band), an electro-pop group
- The Cookies (girl group), a 1950-60s girl music group
- Cookie (singer) or Janet Ramus, British soul singer
- Cookies (album), by the band 1990s
Other uses
- Cookie (film), a 1989 film starring Peter Falk
- Cookie (video game), for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum
- Cookie (bomb), a type of military blockbuster bomb
- LG Cookie (KP500), a mobile phone by LG Electronics
- Cuculoris or cookie, a device for casting shadows
- Cookie, a non-directional line marker used in cave diving
- Oatmeal Cookie (cocktail)
See also
- Cook (disambiguation)
- All pages with titles beginning with cookie
- All pages with titles containing cookie
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