colloq. Also cookee, -ie. [f. COOK sb. with -Y hypocoristic: cf. Nelly, Betty, etc.) A name for a (female) cook.
1776. R. Graves, Euphrosyne, I. 259. The valet in his tarnish’d lace, And cooky with her shining face.
1889. Pall Mall G., 21 Dec., 3/2. Cooky, with whom the metropolitan bobby is supposed to be on affectionate terms.
