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Scumtious 

A word you say when you expect something to absolutely delicious but when you try it, you want to throw up on your brand new jacket and not even regret it. Looks like the word scrumptious, but has different meanings.
Bob: *Trying a cake that Steve just made*
Steve (formerly Bob 2): So.......How is it?
Bob: BEEEEHHH! ........SCUMTIOUS!!
Scumtious by Bob 9000 April 28, 2013
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scrumptious 

adj. - used to describe a something that is good enough to eat or indulge in.
Oh my look at the dude, he is scrumptious!

My mama's pound cake is scrumptious!
scrumptious by Babygurl May 5, 2005
someone who is "scummy" yet "delicious" (or "hot") at the same time.
Damn that prostitute is scumcious!

Did you just see that guy, man is he scumcious!
scumcious by scumcious February 4, 2010

hot local voluptuous thicc beautiful lovely delicious pretty fantastic amazing scrumptious fine sweet baddies near me

your mom
Jack : OMG! Guess who’s the hot local voluptuous thicc beautiful lovely delicious pretty fantastic amazing scrumptious fine sweet baddies near me?
Marvin : Who?
Jack : YOUR MOM !!

scrumptious 

She sure knows how to make a scrumptious stack of pancakes.
scrumptious by Light Joker April 25, 2006

scrumptious 

when some one looks soooooooooo hot that you would just want eat them like
don't i just look so fucking scrumptious today

scrumptious pussy 

Using the words scrumptious pussy is the best way to get a girl.

They will love you complimenting your pussy and saying its worth being eaten.
Damnnnn girl you got a scrumptious pussy, mind if I try some?
scrumptious pussy by Stoopid One January 15, 2021
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