The phrase "a yum" is not standard in written English and may be considered informal or colloquial.
It can be used in casual contexts to express enjoyment or appreciation for food or something delicious.
Example: "After taking a bite of the chocolate cake, I couldn't help but exclaim, 'That's a yum!'"
Alternatives: "delicious" or "tasty".
"We're still in a challenging environment," said Jonathan Blum, a Yum spokesman.
Both KFC, a Yum Brands company, and Komen were widely criticized for the partnership, with detractors associating deep-fried chicken with obesity and noting that among postmenopausal women, obesity has been linked to an increased risk of breast cancer.
The floor is covered with hundreds of medicine containers, as humble as a Yum Yum peanut butter jar and as ornate as a set of gourds covered with beadwork.
"Prior to launching this we did a lot of research with consumers, and the research suggested that we should not try and solve world hunger on the back of a purchase of one of our products at one of our restaurants," said Jonathan Blum, a Yum spokesman.
Novak doesn't do that, but he has sent out thousands of handwritten thank-you's signed with a "Yum to you" (Tricon's ticker symbol is YUM) and a smiley face.
The authority has never contacted us, and we only learned of the problem on October 25 through a news report in Guangzhou," pointed out a Yum! Brands public relations official.
"Yummy" is "Yum-o" (a branding "trademark" expression; among Ray's kitchen products is a "Yum-o" T-shirt), "delicious" has become "de-lish," and her ingredients are often personified, addressed in some form of the third-person butch: a red pepper is a "buddy," meatballs are "guys," a sandwich is "Sammy".
By the time he got to "It's a yum-yummy world made for sweethearts," he was back at the top of his game.
As a result, Yum forecast a "mid-single-digit" percentage decline in earnings per share for 2013.
Robert Pattinson changed into a tuxedo (yum) and FKA Twigs is in a denim onesie.
There was also a boy named Yum, an erratic rebel with dyed orange hair who owned a motorcycle and came and went from the house much like a stray cat.
