mmm
- interjection
- /mɪm/
- Informal
- "Mmm, chocolate chips," she said, and she popped some into her mouth.
- mmm, good
- mmm, yes
- mmm, delicious
Examples
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Mmm, you taste like Lik-M-Aid.
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Mmm, that was good.
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TED: Mmm, that's a good one.
Fiction book (1997) -
"Smack smack." "Mmm." "Not to change the subject," I interrupt, "but is anybody going in the pool?"
Fiction book (1990) -
Mmm, this mmm chocolate cake is absolutely delicious!
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Mmm, I can smell the mmm fresh bread from the bakery!
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After tasting the soup, she exclaimed, "Mmm, that's full of mmm flavor!"
Synonyms
A sound people make to show pleasure, often when tasting food
A short word you say when food or a smell is very good
A soft sound showing pleasure when tasting or smelling something nice
A short word people say when food tastes very good
How Pleasant
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mmm is simply the soft sound people make when food or a smell feels good — a quiet 'mmm' of pleasure, similar to a gentle hum with your lips closed. So people use mmm to show 'enjoyment' or approval of taste and smell.