biscuit BrE * , also: biccy BrE informal
cookie AmE ** , also: cooky AmE
bikkie AusE informal

"By the way, how much was it that Cooky got away with?"

You must be very, very careful of your health, Cooky.

Cooky Bradford wants to make enough money to buy a lunch wagon.

As for Cooky, if he isn't lively bat him between the eyes."

Cooky leaned forward between them with his elbows in his hands.

"Cooky, by the time you've finished pots and pans you'll be wanted on deck.

Cooky replied, in tones so like Daughtry's as to startle him.

Father Cooky's, however, was not so easily subdued.

"Hump runs the galley from now on, and Cooky pulls in his horns."

You, Kerfoot, go for'ard and see what's become of Cooky!

She dialed the takeout department of Cooky's restaurant.

Before he found the right makeup for Cooky, Brown had made 60 other tries with it for his character.

You tempted Cooky, and he fell.

"Cooky," Wolf Larsen called in a low voice.

Brown as Cooky.

Cooky Donaldson had considered coming as an aristocrat, "but having gardened all week my hands were in no shape to do that," she explained.

Cooky cannot hurt you.

The chef, a man named Cooky, said, "Hey, sheriff!

Cooky Sirico was a member from 1969-1973, after which the group became inactive and she became a secretary at a brokerage stock cage.

"We'll see to that," Wolf Larsen answered, and elevated his voice in a call of "Cooky!"

"Very probably," was Wolf Larsen's answer, as he turned partly away from me and cried out, "Cooky!

"Cooky's sharpening his knife for Hump," was being whispered about among the sailors, and some of them twitted him about it.

"I see Cooky's finish," I heard Smoke say to Horner.

"I've given you warning, Cooky," Wolf Larsen said, "and now you've got to take your medicine."

By the way, Mr. Van Weyden, you'd better look in on Cooky.