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cook-off Definition

☆ cook-off (ko̵ok′ôf′)

noun

a cooking contest in which participants prepare their own recipes, as for chili or barbecued spare ribs, held as a public event, usually outdoors, with the food for sale to the public
cook-off Usage Examples

Adjective modifier

  • 2: The 8 finalists competed in a 2½ hour cook-off at Edinburgh's Telford College on 10th March.
  • final: The competition now moves on to, you've guessed it, Edinburgh for the final cook-off on 13th February.

Noun used with modifier

  • rib: The table where rib cook-off in may who was cup of coffee.
  • hour: The 8 finalists competed in a 2½ hour cook-off at Edinburgh's Telford College on 10th March.

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