Scrumptious Definition

skrŭmpshəs
adjective
Very pleasing, attractive, etc., esp. to the taste; delicious.
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Origin of Scrumptious

  • Probably an alteration of sumptuous. First noted in 1836. Originally meant "stylish, splendid". For example, a 1864 dictionary of slang lists the meanings of "nice, particular, beautiful". In the sense of "delicious" - from 1881.

    From Wiktionary

  • Perhaps alteration of sumptuous

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Scrumptious Sentence Examples

  • A blend of coconut flour and sweet rice flour can make a scrumptious coating for coconut shrimp.

  • Scrumptious Chinese food, served up fast (but with lots of care) in sleepy, low-key Noe Valley.

  • There 's always a good choice for vegetarians, along with some scrumptious desserts.

  • Diners can select from a wide variety of beef, chicken and seafood favorites or fill their plate at the scrumptious buffet.

  • These cookies are a familiar favorite during the Christmas holiday and children and adults alike enjoy their simple yet scrumptious flavor.

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