Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
n. (context cooking English) A wide, flat metal pan suitable for baking in an oven.
WordNet
n. a cooking utensil consisting of a flat rectangular metal sheet used for baking cookies or biscuits
Usage examples of "cookie sheet".
I went back to the kitchen, removed six cookies from the bag of frozen chocolate chip cookies, and put them on a cookie sheet.
Allow the cookies to cool 2 minutes on the cookie sheet, then transfer them to racks and allow to cool completely.
Nest sat her down at the table, poured milk into her baby cup, and went to work on the first batch of cookies, taking them from the oven and off the cookie sheet, stacking them on a plate.
The minute the buzzer went off, she grabbed the cookie sheet out, dropped it on the top of the stove, then scooped up the first cookie with a spatula.
Grill to determine whatever earthshaking news was to be presented to me not on a silver platter, but more likely on a worn tin cookie sheet.
I finally put the car in one of whatever gears it had left and drove toward Ruby Bee's Bar & Grill to determine whatever earthshaking news was to be presented to me not on a silver platter, but more likely on a worn tin cookie sheet.
She washed the produce in the sink, then brought it to a small cutting board resting in what looked like a large cookie sheet with low sides.
The cookie sheet kept any vegetables from skittering away as she carefully cut them up, then tossed them into a bowl with the lettuce.
The sound was homely, like uncooked rice grains falling on a cookie sheet.
We went out on the patio and I worked the dough off a cookie sheet and placed it on the grill.