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Someone who tries to cook, but is poor at it, and uses bacon as a cover up. Also one to not cook wild game correctly, forcing people not to like wild game, and trying to make there bad cooking not the reason, use bacon. AKA - food band aid
Mike thinks he is a great cook when he cooks wild game, but really is a bad cook.
Bad Cook by the great cook January 4, 2019
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Cook up this chicken before it goes bad

Have sex with this girl before she loses interest
Yo, Chris, I’d love to see yall but I gotta cook up this chicken before it goes bad.

Bad Cookie 

A person that is dishonest, not trustworthy, has bad influence on other or is a criminal (bad guy, bad apple).
There is always a bad cookie in the jar.
There is always a least one bad person in a group of many.

Be careful; Jack is a bad cookie.
Be careful; Jack is not the most honest person around.
Bad Cookie by Tenesy Mickey November 26, 2010

Bad Cookie 

Noun.
Rebel. Reject with style.

"The mold is set, and the frame is pulled, the cookie is baked. This one is wrong, refused to conform by nature or choice. It is tossed aside; a bad cookie is made.
The imperfect rebel. Outcast by idealists, smeared in the name of the quintessential. Called unworthy. Undignified. Damaged. Dismissed by the high-minded.
Yet the Bad Cookie does not crumble, it stands in defiance —wayward, unyielding, and unafraid to challenge the perfect gloss of the world. Eccentric and the odd cookie gone wrong. Extraordinary. Offbeat. Irregular. A curiosity. An oddity. An omen. No apologizes. The dare. The rebel. It’s the storm on the horizon."

Used in: As used publicly by Bad Cookie Brand - an independent fashion label that channels the "bad cookie" ethos into rebellious apparel, mythic storytelling, and unapologetic chaos.

Adopted from: phases and uses are used in everyday use and works by the author that created the phrase and defined the meaning of bad cookie and will be in soon to be published novels, throughout many works, in the near future.
"She is one bad cookie."
Bad Cookie by VerdantSeahorse September 4, 2025
badcook more like downbadcook

get it
badcook by downbadcook June 23, 2024
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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“No way, is that cake?”
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