A a cooke
[koo k] /kʊk/
noun
(alfred) alistair, 1908–2004, english journalist and broadcaster.
c-ke, sir edward.
jay, 1821–1905, u.s. financier.
terence (james), cardinal, 1921–83, u.s. roman catholic clergyman: archbishop of new york 1968–83.
cooke
noun
norman, real name quentin cooke, also known as fatboy slim. born 1963, british disc jockey, pop musician, and record producer; hit records include you’ve come a long way, baby (1998) and “praise you” (2001)
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