Feminine or neutral term originated in the south US, in Florida: Referring to anything/anyone extremely arousing. May be sexual arousal or any intense biological reactions to external stimuli.
“You’re so hot, you’re cookin’ the kitty!”
“Anne Roquelaure erotica was written in the 70’s, but it’s still so hot it cooks my kitty!”
Adversely, “Freezing the kitty” or “Cooling the cat”. This phrase is used adversely to “Cooking the kitty”. Any noun or verb that has arousal of negative reactions.
“Women in my book-club think, “50 Shades of Grey“ is so hot, but it’s a dumb manual on how not to do kink. It freezes my kitty so hard it would take a blowtorch to warm it back up,”.
“Anne Roquelaure erotica was written in the 70’s, but it’s still so hot it cooks my kitty!”
Adversely, “Freezing the kitty” or “Cooling the cat”. This phrase is used adversely to “Cooking the kitty”. Any noun or verb that has arousal of negative reactions.
“Women in my book-club think, “50 Shades of Grey“ is so hot, but it’s a dumb manual on how not to do kink. It freezes my kitty so hard it would take a blowtorch to warm it back up,”.
by SoFlorida June 04, 2021
by Draco...simp September 29, 2021
by Unknownpostman October 07, 2021
When you’re about to have intercourse but change your mind mid way through and the other person is completely cool about it because they understand the concept of consent
- We were about to do it but I changed my mind and they were ok with it; you know, like Cook
-From skins?
-Yeah, him
-From skins?
-Yeah, him
by YourStepSister April 03, 2020
On this week's episode of "Single Ladies" (VH1), Val breaks up with a potential boyfriend because, although he'll participate in fellatio, he draws the line at cunnilingus ("I'm not going down there..."). When she relates her experience back at her dress shop, Keisha or April asks why she broke it off. "He doesn't like Southern Cooking", replies Val.
Might have been a double entendre, but in the context in which it occurred....
Might have been a double entendre, but in the context in which it occurred....
by KastleKeeper June 14, 2011
by Panda Crew May 03, 2009
Let him cook means-- give him a second, let's see what he's working on and what comes out of this. Don't interrupt him, let's see what's bubbling up there and what this turns into.
Person 1: *begins typing a multiple paragraph definition on Urban Dictionary*
Person 2: *Looks over Person 1's shoulder* "This definition seems like it's kinda going to suck...
Person 3: Let him cook
Person 2: *Looks over Person 1's shoulder* "This definition seems like it's kinda going to suck...
Person 3: Let him cook
by 🐺 June 14, 2025