Cook

Cook can refer to

Cook the profession, see also Cooking.
cook, a software program for directing compilation.
Cook is the title of a 1975 album by Premiata Forneria Marconi.

There are several historical figures named Cook:

Cook, A. J., actress
Cook, A. J., Welsh trade unionist
Cook, Alice, professor and activist
Cook, Ann Turner, mystery author and model for the Gerber baby logo
Cook, Barbara (born 1927), singer, actress
Cook, Dane, American comedian
Cook, Frank, leftist British politician
Cook, Frederick, (1865–1940) American explorer and physician
Cook, Glen, author
Cook, Hugh, Canadian writer
Cook, Hugh, cult author
Cook, James (1728–1779), (Captain) British explorer
Cook, Joseph, sixth Prime Minister of Australia
Kenneth Cook (1929-1987), Australian journalist and novelist
Cook, Lemuel (1759–1866), American Revolutionary War veteran
Cook, Matthew, ‪American mathematician
Cook, Nathaniel, designer of the standard set of chess figures
Cook, Paul, Drummer for the Sex Pistols
Cook, Perry R., computer music researcher and professor at Princeton
Cook, Peter (born 1936), British architect
Cook, Peter (1937–1995), comedian
Cook, Rachael Leigh (born 1979), actress
Cook, Rick, author
Cook, Robin, British politician (1946–2005)
Cook, Robin, American doctor turned novelist
Cook, Stephen, Canadian computer scientist
Cook, Thomas (1808–1892), entrepreneur
Cook, William Edwards (1881–1959), painter

In addition, there are several places named Cook:

Cook, South Australia
Cook, Australian Capital Territory
Cook County, Illinois
Cook Islands
Division of Cook, an electoral district in the Australian House of Representatives, in New South Wales.
Donald C. Cook Nuclear Generating Station in Michigan
Electoral district of Cook is an electoral district in Queensland for the Queensland Legislative Assembly
Mount Cook, New Zealand

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