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Noun cookout has 1 sense
  1. cookout - an informal meal cooked and eaten outdoors
    --1 is a kind of
    picnic
    --1 has particulars:
     barbecue, barbeque; clambake; fish fry; wiener roast, weenie roast; burgoo
    Derived form: verb cook out1

Definitions from the Web

Cookout

Noun: A Social Gathering for Barbecuing or Grilling Food Outdoors

A cookout refers to a social gathering where people come together to barbecue or grill food outdoors. It typically involves friends and family and is often held during warm weather.

Example Sentences:

  1. We had a fantastic cookout at the beach last weekend.
  2. Let's organize a cookout in our backyard next Saturday.
  3. The company decided to host a cookout for its employees to celebrate the end of a successful year.

Noun: A Meal or Gathering That Involves the Preparation of Food by Cooking

A cookout can also refer to a meal or gathering where food is prepared by cooking. It can take place indoors or outdoors and involves the preparation of various dishes.

Example Sentences:

  1. I'm hosting a cookout for my friends tomorrow, and I'll be making burgers and hotdogs.
  2. During the summer, we often have cookouts in the park with our neighbors.
  3. My mom always prepares a wide variety of dishes for our annual family cookout.

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