She has a lazy time of it, the hired girl doin all the cookin and washin.
Cose dey gwine stay wid my son, Sammie, cause dey got more room den I is en dey got a cookin stove, too, but she gwine be in en out here wid her old mammy off en on.
I tell you, I been a grown girl dere when I leave Mary Jane Rowell's house en go to cookin en a washin for Miss (Mrs.) Louise Brown.
Oh, dey sing en have music en have big pot cookin out in de yard wid plenty rice en fresh meat for everybody.
Never didn' hear speak bout de cookin upsettin de people in dat day en time like it sets de people in a misery dese days.
Yes, mam, I was raise to do all de cookin en de nursin for de white folks.
Have own garden dat my mother en sister would work en my mother done all de cookinfor de slaves 'cause our folks all eat out de same pot.
Oh, we lived close enough to de white folks yard to know dere was cookin gwine on in de Missus kitchen.
And them big yaller buck niggers went in the kitchen where my mammy was cookin and tole her: 'Git out er here nigger.
Drummers would come through fum New Orleens and et at ole marsters and bragged on my cookin and tried to git me ter go wif them to New Orleans and cook fuh they wives.
She's sarved her time cookin and bakin, and she's gwine to a country whar there's no 'casion to cook any more.
If he thinks I'm gwine to change my way of cookin in my old age, he's mightily mistaken.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cookin" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
