SCRUMP-DILILLY-LISH

Meaning of SCRUMP-DILILLY-LISH in English

Extremely pleasant in taste. Example: These cream-pufs are scrump-dililly-lish.

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SCRUMP — I. ˈskrəmp, -u̇- noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Swedish & Danish skrumpen shriveled dialect …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
LISH — ˈlish adjective Etymology: origin unknown dialect Britain : lithe and quick : nimble
Webster's New International English Dictionary
SCRUMP — ■ verb Brit. informal steal (fruit) from an orchard or garden. Origin C19: from dialect ~ 'withered apple'.
Concise Oxford English vocab
-LISH — ■ suffix forming nouns denoting a blend of a language with English, as used by native speakers of the first …
Concise Oxford English vocab
SCRUMP — scrump BrE AmE skrʌmp ▷ scrumped skrʌm p t ▷ scrumping ˈskrʌmp ɪŋ ▷ scrumps skrʌm p s
Longman Pronunciation English Dictionary
SCRUMP — scrump /skrʌmp/ BrE AmE verb [transitive] British English old-fashioned [ Date: 1800-1900 ; Origin: From dialect scrump 'dried-up apple' ] …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
SCRUMP — v.tr. Brit. colloq. steal (fruit) from an orchard or garden. [cf. SCRUMPY]
Английский основной разговорный словарь
SCRUMP — v.tr. Brit. colloq. steal (fruit) from an orchard or garden. [ cf. SCRUMPY ]
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
SCRUMP — v.tr. Brit. colloq. steal (fruit) from an orchard or garden. Etymology: cf. SCRUMPY
Oxford English vocab
SCRUMP — [verb] [T] [UK dated] [informal] - to steal fruit (esp. apples) from treesWe used to scrump apples from our neighbour's …
Cambridge English vocab
SCRUMP — To have sex (1) with. see jump one's bones, bang.
Slang English vocab
LISH — (lion), the city which was taken by the Danites, and under its new name of Dan became famous as the …
Smith's Bible English Dictionary
SCRUMP — (сленг) красть яблоки (с дерева)
Большой Англо-Русский словарь
SCRUMP — v сл. красть яблоки ( с дерева )
Англо-Русско-Английский словарь общей лексики - Сборник из лучших словарей
SCRUMP — (v) красть яблоки
English-Russian Lingvistica'98 dictionary
SCRUMP — v сл. красть яблоки ( с дерева )
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь - Апресян, Медникова
SCRUMP — v сл. красть яблоки ( с дерева )
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SCRUMP — гл. ; разг. ; брит. красть яблоки ( с дерева ) , воровать фрукты ( из чужого сада )
Англо-Русский словарь по общей лексике
SCRUMP — гл.; разг.; брит. красть яблоки (с дерева), воровать фрукты (из чужого сада)
Англо-Русский словарь общей лексики
SCRUMP — I vi AmE taboo sl We got a glimpse of them scrumping on the porch — Мы мельком видели, как они …
Новый Англо-Русский словарь современной разговорной лексики - Глазунов
SCRUMP — I vi AmE taboo sl We got a glimpse of them scrumping on the porch — Мы мельком видели, как …
Новый Англо-Русский словарь современной разговорной лексики
SCRUMP — scrump vi AmE taboo sl We got a glimpse of them scrumping on the porch Мы мельком видели, как они …
Англо-Русский новый словарь современного неформального английского языка
SCRUMP — I We got a glimpse of them scrumping on the porch — Мы мельком видели, как они трахались на веранде …
Новый Англо-Русский словарь современного неформального английского
SCRUMP — (сленг) красть яблоки (с дерева)
Новый большой Англо-Русский словарь
TICKLISH — I. ˈtik(ə)lish, -lēsh adjective Etymology: tickle (III) + -ish 1. : sensitive to tickling 2. a. : easily disturbed emotionally …
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DEVILISH — I. ˈdev(ə)lish, -lēsh adjective 1. : resembling, typical of, or relating to the devil : diabolical devilish tricks and stratagems …
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YINGLISH — ˈyiŋ(g)lish noun ( -es ) Usage: capitalized Etymology: blend of Yiddish and English : English marked by numerous borrowings from …
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SPANGLISH — ˈspaŋ(g)lish noun Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: blend of Spanish and English : Spanish marked by numerous borrowings from English
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JAPLISH — ˈjaplish noun Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Japanese anese + Eng lish : Japanese marked by a considerable number of borrowings …
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YOKELISH — -k(ə)lish adjective : characteristic of or resembling a yokel : rude , uncouth
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TOMFOOLISH — -lish adjective Etymology: tomfool (I) + -ish : given to tomfoolery : nonsensical • tom·fool·ish·ness noun
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SCRUNTY — ˈskrəntē adjective Etymology: English dialect scrunt stunted object or person (probably blend of scrump (I) & runt ) + -y …
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VOLITION — — volitional, volitionary /voh lish"euh ner'ee/ , adj. — volitionally , adv. /voh lish"euhn, veuh-/ , n. 1. the act …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
SILICEOUS — /seuh lish"euhs/ , adj. 1. containing, consisting of, or resembling silica. 2. growing in soil rich in silica. Also, silicious …
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KALISZ — /kah"lish/ , n. a city in central Poland. 81,200. German, Kalisch /kah"lish/ .
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JAPLISH — /jap"lish/ , n. 1. Japanese spoken or written with a large admixture of English words and expressions. 2. English spoken …
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GALICIAN — /geuh lish"ee euhn, -lish"euhn/ , adj. 1. of or pertaining to Galicia in NW Spain, its people, or their language. …
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GALICIA — /geuh lish"ee euh, -lish"euh/ ; for 2 also Sp. /gah lee"thyah/ , n. 1. a region in E central Europe: …
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FELICIA — /feuh lish"euh, -lish"ee euh, -lee"sheuh, -lis"ee euh/ , n. a female given name: from a Latin word meaning "happy."
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DEVILISH — — devilishly , adv. — devilishness , n. /dev"euh lish, dev"lish/ , adj. 1. of, like, or befitting a devil; …
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ALICIA — /euh lish"euh, euh lish"ee euh, euh lee"sheuh, -shee euh/ , n. a female given name, form of Alice .
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TICKLISH — [tick.lish] adj (1581) 1 a: touchy, oversensitive "~ about his baldness" b: easily overturned "a canoe is a ~ craft" …
Merriam-Webster English vocab
STABLISH — [stab.lish] vb [ME, short for establissen] (14c) archaic: establish -- stab.lish.ment n, archaic
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SCRUMPTIOUS — [scrump.tious] adj [perh. alter. of sumptuous] (1830): delightful, excellent; esp: delicious -- scrump.tious.ly adv
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REPUBLISH — [re.pub.lish] vt (1592) 1: to publish again or anew 2: to execute (a will) anew -- re.pub.lish.er n
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RE- — [re-] prefix [ME, fr. OF, fr. L re-, red- back, again, against] 1: again: anew "retell" 2: back: backward "recall"re.ac.cel.er.ate …
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PUBLISH — [pub.lish] vb [ME, modif. of MF publier, fr. L publicare, fr. publicus public] vt (14c) 1 a: to make generally …
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MICROPUBLISHING — [mi.cro.pub.lish.ing] n (1966): publishing in microform -- mi.cro.pub.lish.er n
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ESTABLISHMENTARIAN — [es.tab.lish.men.tar.i.an] adj (1847): of, relating to, or favoring the social or political establishment -- establishmentarian n -- es.tab.lish.men.tar.i.an.ism n
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ESTABLISH — [es.tab.lish] vt [ME establissen, fr. MF establiss-, stem of establir, fr. L stabilire, fr. stabilis stable] (14c) 1: to institute …
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EMBELLISH — [em.bel.lish] vt [ME, fr. MF embeliss-, stem of embelir, fr. en- + bel beautiful--more at beauty] (14c) 1: to make …
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DISESTABLISH — [dis.es.tab.lish] vt (1598): to deprive of an established status; esp: to deprive of the status and privileges of an established …
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CO- — [co-] prefix [ME, fr. L, fr. com-; akin to OE ge-, perfective and collective prefix, OIr com- with] 1: with: …
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SALISH — [Sa.lish] n (1831) 1: a group of American Indian peoples of British Columbia and the northwestern U.S. 2: the family …
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SCRUMPY — / ˈskrʌmpi; NAmE / noun [ U ] ( BrE ) a type of strong cider (= an alcoholic drink …
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
SCRUMPTIOUS — scrump ‧ tious /ˈskrʌmpʃəs/ BrE AmE adjective informal [ Date: 1800-1900 ; Origin: Probably from sumptuous ] food that is …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
SCRUMPY — n. Brit. colloq. rough cider, esp. as made in the West Country of England. [dial. scrump small apple]
Английский основной разговорный словарь
SCRUMPY — n. Brit. colloq. rough cider, esp. as made in the West Country of England. [ dial. scrump small apple ]
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
SCRUMPY — n. Brit. colloq. rough cider, esp. as made in the West Country of England. Etymology: dial. scrump small apple
Oxford English vocab
SEX — n. 1. If you don't know, I'm certainly not going to tell you. see bang, jump one's bones, scrump. 2. …
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