now you're cooking

English dictionary entry

Meanings

phrase
  1. Used to praise someone for adopting a more effective or suitable method or approach, or to signal that progress is being made.

Pronunciation

En-au-now you're cooking.ogg

Word forms

now you're cooking

Etymology

Derives from a version of the advertising slogan Now you're cooking with gas!, that entered the popular lexicon in the 1930s. See also cooking with gas.

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