cookie
/ˈkuː.ki/Definitions
1. noun
a small, sweet baked good typically made with sugar, butter, or other sweetener, and often served as a snack or dessert.
“She baked a batch of cookies for the holiday party.”
2. verb
to obtain or collect data about a user’s online activities, especially for advertising purposes.
“The website cookie tracks your browsing history to provide personalized ads.”
3. noun
a unit of information, especially one that is stored on a user’s computer to identify them as a repeat visitor to a website.
“The website uses cookies to remember your login credentials.”