scrummy

[skruhm-ee]

adjective, scrum·mi·er, scrum·mi·est. Chiefly British Informal.

scrumptious.

Origin of scrummy

First recorded in 1910–15; scrum(ptious) + -y¹

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Historical Examples of scrummy

All we had was bread and butter, cake, and strawberries with cream; but oh, they were scrummy.
Into the Jaws of Death
Jack O'Brien

British Dictionary definitions for scrummy

scrummy

adjective -mier or -miest informal

delicious; lovely

Word Origin for scrummy

C20: from scrumptious

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