Definition of scrumpy in English:

scrumpy

noun ˈskrʌmpi

mass nounBritish

Rough strong cider, especially as made in the West Country of England.
〈英〉（尤指英格兰西南部诸郡产的）烈性苹果酒
Example sentencesExamples
- I risked a pint of Old Rosie, scrumpy cider twice the strength of normal beer!
- Before that night we had found a particularly good batch of scrumpy, and when we collided, literally, on the outskirts of town, we immediately started laughing.
- They are shy, mostly, though you'd not think so on a scrumpy [rough apple cider] night when things can get rather lively and rumbustious.
- We drank scrumpy and fell over a lot; which I suppose was a silly way to spend my paper-round money.
- Yes, some even crawl the last mile to the shrine, for they have supped at the cup of scrumpy and yea it maketh them fall down and cry out in tongues.
- You might land in Alloa just as the Real Ale Festival kicks off and be faced with over 40 real ales plus scrumpy and wine, the perfect antidote to a hard day's walking.
- Therefore an ideal time to drink gut-rot scrumpy from plastic glasses at 2.80 a pint.
- Step into the fairy ring (which grows under apple trees) and you'll come to 20 years later, after a life wasted on scrumpy.
- Our other favourite drink in the forces was scrumpy mixed with Babycham.
- No longer, do the grey legions of workers spend their precious leisure time walking the chalky downs, or being Mr Polly and bicycling the byways for refreshing half-pints of scrumpy.
- And I did exactly what any teenager would do after several pints of yokel-strength scrumpy and half a bottle of Russian paint-stripper.

Origin

Early 20th century: from dialect scrump 'withered apple'.

Rhymes

bumpy, clumpy, dumpy, frumpy, grumpy, humpy, jumpy, lumpy, plumpy, rumpy-pumpy, stumpy

单词	scrumpy
释义	Definition of scrumpy in English: scrumpy noun ˈskrʌmpi mass nounBritish Rough strong cider, especially as made in the West Country of England. 〈英〉（尤指英格兰西南部诸郡产的）烈性苹果酒 Example sentencesExamples I risked a pint of Old Rosie, scrumpy cider twice the strength of normal beer! Before that night we had found a particularly good batch of scrumpy, and when we collided, literally, on the outskirts of town, we immediately started laughing. They are shy, mostly, though you'd not think so on a scrumpy [rough apple cider] night when things can get rather lively and rumbustious. We drank scrumpy and fell over a lot; which I suppose was a silly way to spend my paper-round money. Yes, some even crawl the last mile to the shrine, for they have supped at the cup of scrumpy and yea it maketh them fall down and cry out in tongues. You might land in Alloa just as the Real Ale Festival kicks off and be faced with over 40 real ales plus scrumpy and wine, the perfect antidote to a hard day's walking. Therefore an ideal time to drink gut-rot scrumpy from plastic glasses at 2.80 a pint. Step into the fairy ring (which grows under apple trees) and you'll come to 20 years later, after a life wasted on scrumpy. Our other favourite drink in the forces was scrumpy mixed with Babycham. No longer, do the grey legions of workers spend their precious leisure time walking the chalky downs, or being Mr Polly and bicycling the byways for refreshing half-pints of scrumpy. And I did exactly what any teenager would do after several pints of yokel-strength scrumpy and half a bottle of Russian paint-stripper. Origin Early 20th century: from dialect scrump 'withered apple'. Rhymes bumpy, clumpy, dumpy, frumpy, grumpy, humpy, jumpy, lumpy, plumpy, rumpy-pumpy, stumpy
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