yummy
Really quite delectable
Yummy means delicious or appealing to the taste: These cookies are yummy.
The word is informal and slightly childish, often used by or around children.
It extends to anything pleasurable or attractive: That's a yummy shade of pink.
The noun yummy or yummies refers to tasty treats.
Extremely pleasing to taste
- delectableExtremely pleasing to taste
- mouthwateringExtremely appealing to eat
- appetizingStimulating desire for food
- tastyGood to eat
luscious · savory · flavorful · succulent · palatable · toothsome · ambrosial · divine
Desire for food
- hungryWanting to eat
- cravingsIntense desires for something
- munchiesSnacks or craving them
- snackLight between-meal fare
ravenous · starving · hangry · indulgent · comfort food · treat · nibble · seconds
scrumptious
Extremely pleasing to taste
- delectableExtremely pleasing to taste
- mouthwateringExtremely appealing to eat
- appetizingStimulating desire for food
tasty · luscious · savory · flavorful · succulent · palatable · toothsome · ambrosial · divine · heavenly
appetite
Desire for food
snack · ravenous · starving · hangry · indulgent · comfort food · treat · nibble · seconds · feast
num-num
Thorny fruiting shrub
chocolate
Sweet from cacao seeds
ice cream · pie · cupcake · brownie · pastry · pudding · frosting · tart · mousse · cheesecake
- tastebitter, salty, taste, sour, sweet
- taste and smelltaste, smell, flavor, gustation, olfaction
- dessert qualitiessweet, creamy, rich, decadent, indulgent
- Diminutivesbaby, bunny, puppy, kitty, doggy
- dining phrasesbon appetit, enjoy your meal, dig in, come and get it, help yourself
- food adjectivesdelicious, tasty, scrumptious, savory, mouthwatering
- yum yumExclamation of tastiness
- tom yumThai hot-sour soup
- Bubble YumBranded chewy confection
- yummy mummyAttractive mother, British slang
- yum chaCantonese tea meal
- yum yum sauceCreamy pink dipping sauce