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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