cook (up) (Meaning)

cook (up)

to prepare (food) for eating especially quickly, to invent (something, such as an idea, excuse, etc.) to deal with a particular situation

No weak antonyms found.

Mary cooked up a delicious stew for dinner, filling the house with warm aromas.
The chef cooked up an elaborate seven-course meal for the special occasion.
Eager to impress, I cooked up a romantic dinner for my significant other.
The detectives cooked up a plan to trap the elusive criminal.
The politician cooked up a story to justify his questionable actions.
The gossiping neighbors cooked up rumors about the new family in the neighborhood.
The company cooked up a marketing campaign that promised unrealistic results.
The children cooked up a scheme to sneak out of the house for a midnight adventure.
The artist cooked up a stunning painting, capturing the essence of nature with vivid brushstrokes.
The scientist cooked up a breakthrough formula that had the potential to revolutionize medical research.

to prepare (food) for eating especially quickly, to invent (something, such as an idea, excuse, etc.) to deal with a particular situation

construct, invent, concoct, think (up),devise, trump up, vamp (up), produce,design, drum up

reproduce, duplicate, imitate, copy, replicate, mimic, clone,reduplicate, copycat,

Mary cooked up a delicious stew for dinner, filling the house with warm aromas.

The chef cooked up an elaborate seven-course meal for the special occasion.

Eager to impress, I cooked up a romantic dinner for my significant other.

The detectives cooked up a plan to trap the elusive criminal.