scrumptious
音标：
英音/ ˈskrʌmpʃəs / 美音/ ˈskrʌmpʃəs /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
Add “scrumptious” to that list and you have an apt description of what this recipe brings to the table.
将“美味”添加到该列表中，您就可以恰当地描述该食谱带来的好处。
—Washington Post
“At the peak of her career, she always looked utterly scrumptious in a simple dress and flat shoes, wore no make-up and liked to hang out with girlfriends.”
“在她事业的巅峰时期，她总是穿着简单的连衣裙和平底鞋，看起来非常漂亮，不化妆，喜欢和女朋友一起出去玩。”
—Fox News
A local innkeeper cooked him such a scrumptious scramble that the next day, the Little Corporal requested that all the eggs in the village be gathered and made into a whopping omelet for his soldiers.
当地的一位旅店老板给他做了一顿美味的炒菜，以至于第二天，小下士要求把村里所有的鸡蛋都收集起来，做成一个巨大的煎蛋卷给他的士兵们。
—Washington Post
基本释意：
adjective
extremely pleasing to the sense of taste
美味的；绝妙的，极好的
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
Something scrumptious is delightfully appetizing. We usually use it to talk about delicious food, but if your little cousin is so cute you want to eat her up, then she’s scrumptious too. Remember that scrumptious has a “p” after the “m,” even though you often can’t hear it when the word is spoken. Another common mistake is to place -uous at the end of scrumptious rather than -ious.
如果你形容某样东西很美味，你可能会想吃掉最后的面包屑。我可以再吃一块那个美味的馅饼吗？请？
长释义：
Something scrumptious is delightfully appetizing. We usually use it to talk about delicious food, but if your little cousin is so cute you want to eat her up, then she’s scrumptious too. Remember that scrumptious has a “p” after the “m,” even though you often can’t hear it when the word is spoken. Another common mistake is to place -uous at the end of scrumptious rather than -ious.
美味的东西令人开胃。我们通常用它来谈论美味的食物，但如果你的小表弟可爱到你想把她吃掉，那么她也很美味。请记住，scrumptious 在“m”后面有一个“p”，尽管您在说出这个词时通常听不到它。另一个常见的错误是将 -ou 放在 scrumpious 的末尾而不是 -ious 后面。
文学例句：
“I just had a letter from mother today and she says she’s planning with Auntie Mogs Carter the most scrumptious Christmas Eve party, and I’d like to see you dare stay away from it.”
“我今天刚收到妈妈的一封信，她说她正在和莫格斯·卡特阿姨计划一场最美味的圣诞夜派对，我希望你敢于远离它。”
—The Twins in the South by Whitehill, Dorothy
Or even a scrumptious Berliner Pfannkuchen, filled with marmalade and dusted with powdered sugar?
或者甚至是美味的柏林 Pfannkuchen，里面充满果酱并撒上糖粉？
—The Long-Lost Home by Maryrose Wood
“Isn’t that scrumptious, Ruth?” demanded Belle Tingley, one of those who had arrived on the other railroad.
“那不是很美味吗，露丝？”贝尔·廷利（Belle Tingley）问道，她是乘坐另一条铁路到达的人之一。
—Ruth Fielding At Sunrise Farm
What Became of the Raby Orphans by Emerson, Alice B.
词源：
scrumptious(adj.)1833, American English, in countrified humor writing of “Major Jack Downing” of Maine (Seba Smith), “stylish, splendid, fine;” probably a colloquial alteration (intensification) of sumptuous. By late 19c. especially of food, “delicious, delightful,” and it was noted 1890s and early 20c. as a vogue word among college girls (also as scrum, scrummy). Related: Scrumptiously; scrumptiousness.
OED (2nd edition, print) has scrumptious as probably identical with dialectal scrumptious “mean, stingy, close-fisted,” and ultimately related to shrimp. The editors insist the sense transition “is not impossible,” and they compare nice.also from 1833
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
scrumptious(adj.)1833，美式英语，缅因州的“杰克·唐宁少校”（Seba Smith）以乡土幽默的方式写作，“时尚、辉煌、精美；”可能是“奢华”的口语改变（强化）。到 19 世纪末。尤其是食物，“美味、令人愉快”，这一点在 1890 年代和 20 世纪初期就被注意到。作为女大学生中的一个流行词（也称为 scrum、scrummy）。相关：美味；美味。 《牛津英语词典》（第 2 版，印刷版）中的 scrumpty 一词可能与方言中的 scrumpty 词“卑鄙、小气、吝啬”相同，最终与虾有关。编辑们坚称意义转换“并非不可能”，而且他们比较好。也来自 1833
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