We'll tell you a secret: the answer to this quiz is C. "Tattle" entered English in the mid-1500s from a Middle Dutch word with the same meaning. Not long after that, "grab" was adapted from the obsolete Dutch word (or Low German word) "grabben," which meant the same thing as the English word "grab." Much earlier, during the 1300s, English adopted the word "gulp" from a Middle Dutch word akin to the Dutch word "gulpen," meaning "to bubble forth" or "to drink deep." It wasn't until around 1700 that English-speakers were gulping something called "cookies," though. "Cookie" comes from Dutch "koekje," the diminutive form of "koek," meaning "cake."