brookie
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of brookie
Example Sentences
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On the rue de Sèvres these days, you can get a tattoo, buy a vegetable-tanned leather bag, or nibble on a brookie, a cross between a brownie and cookie.
From The Guardian • Oct. 3, 2015
Maybe so, but this 10-inch brookie was a personal best by several inches.
From Time Magazine Archive
Don�t be surprised if a 3-pound brookie grabs your offering.
From Time Magazine Archive
Now, more than two dozen government agencies, conservation groups, and Indian tribes in the United States and Canada are working to bring back this unique brookie.
From Time Magazine Archive
Make sure you�re able to distinguish between a brookie and a cutthroat before you whack anything on the head.
From Time Magazine Archive
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