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Ok is it just me or does anyone else's skin crawl when they hear/read the much over used word "yummy"? Even worse when a man says it. What ever happened to delicious, or tasty? I don't know what it is about that word, maybe it sounds childish? Anyone else feel this way?

happyhiker1 7 July 17
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I have no problem with it.

Thats why youre the problem.

@bmandjk YUMMY!!

@bmandjk YUMMY!!

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The words use in Young Frankenstein is classicπŸ™‚ I’m not bothered nor do I use it... dated a girl for 3 years that was militantly opposed. Personally I don’t care, simply not on my radar... but she explained her opposition to this linguistic jewel on our first date... going forward I’m taking it as a red flag.

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the trend to end everything in the "-y" sound drive me batty. I mean nutty.

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Ok, it sounds childish and I don’t really use it except for ice cream which by its nature is, in fact, yummy.

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Sounds yummy to me!

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Yummy.

Nope. Nothing.

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The word "moist." ((shudders))

Me too.....ugh!

My least favorite word. UGH is right!

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No! YUMMY, YUMMY, YUMMY. Not a word l use, but that felt pretty good. ☺

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I say "yum!". πŸ˜€

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Meh, I think tasty is dirtier then yummy. Yummy just feels childish.

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I never thought about it but you are right. It is sort of childish. I have trouble with the word "bespoke" which is one of those words brought back from a century or two that just makes me think, "Yeah, that would be something way overpriced".

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It’s childish. I use it with my daughter, but she’s growing out of it.

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Nope, I think it’s a socially acceptable word regardless of gender. Although I have no particular preference I know people that hate the word β€œmoist”

Moist is unacceptable.

name them ?

@ProudMary It's even a little hard to say moist cake.

@bmandjk name my friends? Why would that even be prudent? Credibility?

Respect of Privacy > Credibility

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Depends on the context. The word itself doesn't bother me at all.

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Nope!

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It is assuredly not just you. I can't stand all those words ending in 'ummy,' either. Also, when people refer to an objectionable concept as 'icky' or 'gross.'. Let's use adult words, thanks.

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Worse is the Australianism, 'yummo' (gags).

Yummo is not worse. I hate the 'e' sound on the end of words like biccy mummy, yummy, tummy . They sound like toddler words. But frankly I haven't heard the word 'yummy' or 'yummo' in yrs. I have been known to exclaim 'That's delish!' however.

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Worse than yummy? Nummy. Where did that come from? Actually, "worse than yummy" is a great name for something, don't you think? a novel? a film? a band? Ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for "Worse Than Yummy!"

Yummy - No big deal. Nummy, however, is something you say to a toddler. ICK

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Yummy doesn't bother me, but I don't hear it very often.

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For the most part I don't mind it, unless it's being overused to describe things that aren't scrumptious or appetizing.
I sent a coworker a spreadsheet and some instructions once and his reply was "yummy." He meant that he liked the project and the instructions worked for him (yeah, I still don't get it). Without missing a beat, I responded, "If eating spreadsheets is your thing, I suppose you could print it out and eat it. Enjoy." He never used the word "yummy" when speaking with me again.

sc62 Level 5 Aug 16, 2018
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Yummy !!.... There, I said it ?

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Better "yummy" than the A word ... "amazing"

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Can't say that I've said that since my daughter was young. when commenting on flavor I prefer to be more involved (how was it made, what was used in preparation) I tend to copy things I like.

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Our culture has become Infantilized by consumerism and television!

.... And that is why we have a toddler as a president. He reflects the infantile mentality of many.

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Yikes. I've always said that. And your mother wears army boots. πŸ™‚

godef Level 7 July 17, 2018

You, sir, are an arsehole.

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