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cook up
verb
informalto concoct or invent (a story, alibi, etc)
to prepare (a meal), esp quickly
slangto prepare (a drug) for use by heating, as by dissolving heroin in a spoon
noun
(in the Caribbean) a dish consisting of mixed meats, rice, shrimps, and sometimes vegetables
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Madhusudhan says that does nothing to disprove his hypothesis; comets are known to be little laboratories that can cook up all sorts of unlikely things.
One adviser reportedly told Hegseth that he didn't believe a word of the Cabinet member's justifications for the firings, alleging that the former Fox News host cooked up the story to win an intra-office struggle.
The espionage terror the “Mission: Impossible” films have cooked up has come to reap.
Marko Bošnjak, meanwhile, is cooking up a Poison Cake to feed to his tormentors - chiefly the people who bombarded him with homophobic hate messages after he was selected to represent Croatia.
“It’s time that we show the people what we was cooking up.”
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