| Cooking in a wok, e.g. | 22 |
| Cooking herb and Rathbone | 25 |
| Cooking class, for short | 24 |
| Cooking class, familiarly | 25 |
| Cooking area for an actor? | 26 |
| Cookies-and-cream cookie | 24 |
| Cookies with white fillings | 27 |
| Cookies with a white filling | 28 |
| Cookies sold in blue packages | 29 |
| Cookies sent from home, say | 27 |
| Cookies in some pie crusts | 26 |
| Cookies in some ice creams | 26 |
| Cookies in many a box lunch | 27 |
| Cookies in a box lunch | 22 |
| Cookies crumbled in ice cream | 29 |
| Cookies baked by Satan? | 23 |
| Cookies 'n Cream cookies | 28 |
| Cookies 'n Cream cookie | 27 |
| Cookie-selling org., formerly | 29 |
| Cookie-making crew of ads | 25 |
| Cookie-making competitor | 24 |
| Cookie-cutter construction | 26 |
| Cookie's chocolate morsel | 29 |
| Cookie word after Lorna | 23 |
| Cookie with three parts | 23 |
| Cookie with its name on it | 26 |
| Cookie with creme inside | 24 |
| Cookie with a creme center | 26 |
| Cookie with a creamy middle | 27 |
| Cookie used in milkshakes | 25 |
| Cookie used in cheesecake | 25 |
| Cookie type or ingredient | 25 |
| Cookie treat since 1912 | 23 |
| Cookie that's kosher | 24 |
| Cookie that turns 100 in 2012 | 29 |
| Cookie that many take apart | 27 |
| Cookie that debuted in 1912 | 27 |
| Cookie that can be divided | 26 |
| Cookie sometimes deep-fried | 27 |
| Cookie sometimes deep fried | 27 |
| Cookie some dunk in milk | 24 |
| Cookie sold in a blue package | 29 |
| Cookie snack since 1912 | 23 |
| Cookie similar to Hydrox | 24 |
| Cookie shop enticement | 22 |
| Cookie sheets and cake pans | 27 |
| Cookie sellers, briefly | 23 |
| Cookie sellers in green | 23 |
| Cookie salesgirl, perhaps | 25 |
| Cookie on a sundae, perhaps | 27 |
| Cookie often pulled apart | 25 |
| Cookie often eaten inside-out | 29 |
| Cookie often eaten inside out | 29 |
| Cookie Monster's home | 25 |
| Cookie Monster treat, maybe | 27 |
| Cookie Monster colleague | 24 |
| Cookie mogul Spunkmeyer | 23 |
| Cookie many take apart | 22 |
| Cookie maker Spunkmeyer | 23 |
| Cookie jar item, perhaps | 24 |
| Cookie jar denizen, perhaps | 27 |
| Cookie jar denizen, often | 25 |
| Cookie jar denizen, maybe | 25 |
| Cookie introduced in 1912 | 25 |
| Cookie ingredient, sometimes | 28 |
| Cookie information, perhaps | 27 |
| Cookie in stacking contests | 27 |
| Cookie in some pie crusts | 25 |
| Cookie in some cheesecakes | 26 |
| Cookie in ice cream, often | 26 |
| Cookie giant, ___ Nabisco | 25 |
| Cookie frequently taken apart | 29 |
| Cookie found in ice cream | 25 |
| Cookie first sold in 1912 | 25 |
| Cookie favorites for decades | 28 |
| Cookie entrepreneur Wally | 25 |
| Cookie embossed with florets | 28 |
| Cookie deep-fried at fairs | 26 |
| Cookie creation of 1912 | 23 |
| Cookie created in 1891 | 22 |
| Cookie company character | 24 |
| Cookie celebrating 100 years | 28 |
| Cookie baker's yield | 24 |
| Cookie addition, perhaps | 24 |
| Cookery's Rombauer | 22 |
| Cooker with a propane tank | 26 |
| Cooker at a tailgate party | 26 |
| Cooked, as Swiss steak | 22 |
| Cooked with a spicy sauce | 25 |
| Cooked slowly in a closed pot | 29 |
| Cooked one's own goose? | 27 |
| Cooked meat in a covered pan | 28 |
| Cooked longer, perhaps | 22 |
| Cooked lightly in butter | 24 |
| Cooked Indian-style, perhaps | 28 |
| Cooked in the style of | 22 |
| Cooked in a French oven | 23 |
| Cooked in a closed pot | 22 |
| Cooked beans, Mexican style | 27 |
| Cooked à la coquille | 23 |