scrump

There are lettuces whose stalks are still wet with milky sap, carrots straight from the ground and apples like those you used to scrump from a neighbour's garden.

Observer Food Monthly Awards 2011 Best Newcomer: Maltby Street 2011

Stopping to admire an orchard, Kuralay jumps up to pull down a branch, and we scrump an apple or two.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009

Stopping to admire an orchard, Kuralay jumps up to pull down a branch, and we scrump an apple or two.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009

Annmarie, the cake looks scrump and I like your detour with cherries.

The Daring Bakers: Perfect Party Cake Annemarie 2008

Oh! scrump! said Peter Piper, who sometimes invented doll slang though there wasnt really a bit of harm in him.

The RACKETTY-PACKETTY House Frances Hodgson Burnett 2006

To think that just a year ago, the spooky, specter-like Mr. Brownridge showed up at the Wenner holiday bash with none other than right-wing scrump kitten Ann Coulter on his arm.

Step Up and Kiss Santy! 2005

To think that just a year ago, the spooky, specter-like Mr. Brownridge showed up at the Wenner holiday bash with none other than right-wing scrump kitten Ann Coulter on his arm.

Step Up and Kiss Santy! 2005

How deep does his Peter Pan-syndrome run when he thinks inviting pre-pubescent boys over to scrump is okay?

Paranoid Pedestrian Ponderings 2003

And the lava down the mountain's runnin 'scrump-shus as a cherry pie -

Gravity's Rainbow Pynchon, Thomas 1978

"Oh! scrump!" said Peter Piper, who sometimes invented doll slang -- though there wasn't really a bit of harm in him.

Racketty-Packetty House Frances Hodgson Burnett 1886