couque

== Bourguignon == === Etymology === Borrowed from Middle Dutch coeke during the 15th century; at that time, the Dukes of Burgundy ruled the Netherlands, Brabant, and Flanders as well as other provinces of what is now Belgium. === Noun === couque m (plural couques) gingerbread cake == French == couque f (plural couques) Mainly found in the compound couque de Dinant, couque de Rins, couque Suisse etc., various forms of biscuit or cake. == Norman == === Etymology === Borrowed from English cook. === Noun === couque m (plural couques) cook Synonym: tchuîsinnyi ==== Related terms ====