Meaning of scrumptilicious | Babel Free

Definitions

Adjective. [C2]

Examples

“The teacher asked students about other new words that now are used generally. Students mentioned "tofu," "stroft" and "scrumptilicious." The teacher cited the word "smog" as a word that combines the words "smoke⟳" and "fog." She asked students from where these words originated.”

“Daddy loves to cook⟳. He makes the best spaghetti you've ever had! Mommy's spaghetti is good, but Daddy's is scrumptilicious!”

“"Good," Burt said. "Well, they sure feed⟳ you pretty well around here, kiddo. Juicy table craps. Filet mignon, sushi, lobster. Scrumptilicious, my friend. But you gotta work⟳ on Daisy. She's the weak link⟳. Hey, how'd you like⟳ my acrobatic show⟳ out there? Not bad for an old German Shepherd, right?"”

“Breakfast was always good times at 77 Jackson Street, Rear. You want⟳ to eat⟳ only breakfast for the rest⟳ of your life. "Miss⟳ Laura, these biscuits are just scrumptilicious," Lila said. "What's scrupilitious?" I ask⟳ "It's scrump-ti-li-cious, silly. Means mouthwatering, delicious," Lila said. "I just put⟳ a lot of love⟳ in 'em," Muh said.”

“Check out the wheels! These scrumptilicious Moshlings move⟳ like⟳ lightning. But so would you, if you had turbo-charged sprinkles and a woowoo-ing cherry on your head.”

“It had to be done before his brothers woke up. His parents and both his older brothers were asleep after a scrumptilicious lunch of chicken, gravy, cranberry sauce, golden baked potatoes with a rather big glob of gooey butter perched on top.”

“Many new suffixes have⟳ evolved in this way: -athon originally from blends with marathon (e.g. swimathon, bikeathon, telethon and showerathon, which denotes events showing endurance and usually for charity); -gate originally from blends with Watergate (e.g. choppergate, nipplegate, dianagate, and prisongate, which denote some sort⟳ of scandal); most recently -(a)licious originally from blends with delicious (e.g. babelicious, bootylicious, funalicious, partylicious and scrumptilicious, which denote something or someone very attractive).”

“The make⟳ an enterprising duo BFG and BCG And as dawn breaks They would visit⟳ the Queen to say⟳ "Good morning, ma'am" Before they would head north Of the British Isles To their Giant's island Where other Giants would give⟳ them Scrumptilicious treats Only Giants like⟳ BFG and BCG Would relish Like⟳ a gigantic, propellant rum bumstock To which the Queen Who once tried it at breakfast with BFG Said: “Goodness, it was uplifting!” So, bottoms up! Cheers! BFG and BCG for a giant leap⟳ forward⟳ Where Neil Armstrong tried only a tentative man step Half-a-century ago”

“He shows her the page he was perusing. “Look⟳ at this coconut cake. Isn't it a beauty?” “That does look⟳ scrumptilicious,” agrees Filomena. “Gretel and Alistair will like⟳ it, too, don't you think⟳?” “Sure,” says Filomena.”

“There were colourful tents with fun number⟳ games. There were food trucks with scrumptilicious food—from pizza to popcorn to popsicles. There were water slides, a merry-go-round and even a giant Ferris wheel.”

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