A cookie one is said to figuratively take when contemptuously surpassing all else
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- Word that refers to a buttery bread roll in America, but a cookie in Britain, which may lead to very different expectations at breakfast
- Crumbly snack dunked in a cup of tea?
- From the Old French for 'twice-cooked' due to an original twofold process of baking and drying in a slow oven, a small unleavened cake, such as a cookie or a shortbread round
- Garibaldi or cracker, eg
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