cookie
/ˈkuːki/noun
A small, flat, sweet baked treat that may be crunchy or soft.
Example sentences
- “Grandma baked chocolate chip cookies for the whole family.”
- “He dipped a cookie into his glass of milk.”
- “The bakery sells oatmeal cookies the size of a plate.”
American English; British English usually says 'biscuit'. On websites, a cookie is a small file that stores information about your visit.