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Lovely jubbly. Notice the pronunciation, ‘lovely jubbly’.
There is a kind of resonance there, a rhyming resonance,
which is part of the attraction of the phrase.
It’s a jocular exclamation. It means excellent, brilliant,
great. It’s the sort of thing you’d say when you got some
good news or had a stroke of luck, ‘ah, lovely jubbly’.
Well, would you use it? It depends whether you’re
influenced by television, I suppose, more than anything

Yummy and scrummy - childhood terms for the taste of
food. I remember using them when I was a kid. They’re
actually quite old – well, a hundred years or so – they’re
late 19th century – is the first time I’ve found a reference
to them from ‘yum, yum’ - ‘yummy’ from ‘yum, yum’ -
first, referring to delicious food, of course, and then to
attractive people. That became a usage in the 1990s,
which was quite fashionable for a while. People talked