yummers

English

Etymology

From yummy +‎ -ers.

Adjective

yummers (not comparable)

1. (informal) Yummy, delicious.
   • 2011, David L. Davies, Cuauhtémoc: Descendant of the Jaguar, page 148:

     “Yummers,” she said enthusiastically and promptly slid out from under the alpaca wool cover and reached for the nearest pastry. “Oh, this is yummers,” she exclaimed in delight as she took a bite. “I hopes I stays here with you forever and ever.”

   • 2008, Natalie Linden, Surf Girl Roxy, page 29:

     Lunch is yummers, as usual.

Anagrams

• summery