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cookout

[ UK /kˈʊka‍ʊt/ ]
[ US /ˈkʊˌkaʊt/ ]
NOUN
  1. an informal meal cooked and eaten outdoors

How To Use cookout In A Sentence

  • Now this doesn't mean you can't still enjoy summertime cookouts.
  • At the moment, shops have decorations in every window, and the neighbours are planning a cookout.
  • Early Saturday afternoon they went fishing to catch some bass and pike for the cookout.
  • Their knapsacks contained only food --they were heading for Griffith Park for a hike and a cookout. THREE IN ONE
  • In the afternoon, temple members cooked Vietnamese food and brought it to a cookout at a community center for about 300 people who had tackled other jobs that day.
  • Free slide programs, lectures, films and outdoor cookouts are scheduled evenings throughout the summer.
  • He has led marches and organized concerts and cookouts to reach out to troubled youths in the neighborhood.
  • We're not much for picnics or cookouts, and frankly, any weekend can be a holiday weekend in the summer.
  • Bryan Derballa for The Wall Street Journal For cookouts, Ms. Lo chooses drinks that feel light, such as a blend of sparkling wine and crème de cassis. Giving Guests a Sense of Adventure at a Cookout
  • Christian Hadfield won the best patisserie dish in a live cookout and received a trophy, and a magnum of red burgundy for his efforts.
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