I have no problem with it.

The words use in Young Frankenstein is classic I’m not bothered nor do I use it... dated a girl for 3 years that was militantly opposed. Personally I don’t care, simply not on my radar... but she explained her opposition to this linguistic jewel on our first date... going forward I’m taking it as a red flag.

the trend to end everything in the "-y" sound drive me batty. I mean nutty.

Ok, it sounds childish and I don’t really use it except for ice cream which by its nature is, in fact, yummy.

Sounds yummy to me!

The word "moist." ((shudders))

No! YUMMY, YUMMY, YUMMY. Not a word l use, but that felt pretty good. ☺

I say "yum!".

Meh, I think tasty is dirtier then yummy. Yummy just feels childish.

I never thought about it but you are right. It is sort of childish. I have trouble with the word "bespoke" which is one of those words brought back from a century or two that just makes me think, "Yeah, that would be something way overpriced".

It’s childish. I use it with my daughter, but she’s growing out of it.

Nope, I think it’s a socially acceptable word regardless of gender. Although I have no particular preference I know people that hate the word “moist”

Depends on the context. The word itself doesn't bother me at all.

Nope!

It is assuredly not just you. I can't stand all those words ending in 'ummy,' either. Also, when people refer to an objectionable concept as 'icky' or 'gross.'. Let's use adult words, thanks.

Worse is the Australianism, 'yummo' (gags).

Worse than yummy? Nummy. Where did that come from? Actually, "worse than yummy" is a great name for something, don't you think? a novel? a film? a band? Ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for "Worse Than Yummy!"

Yummy doesn't bother me, but I don't hear it very often.

For the most part I don't mind it, unless it's being overused to describe things that aren't scrumptious or appetizing.
I sent a coworker a spreadsheet and some instructions once and his reply was "yummy." He meant that he liked the project and the instructions worked for him (yeah, I still don't get it). Without missing a beat, I responded, "If eating spreadsheets is your thing, I suppose you could print it out and eat it. Enjoy." He never used the word "yummy" when speaking with me again.

Yummy !!.... There, I said it ?

Better "yummy" than the A word ... "amazing"

Can't say that I've said that since my daughter was young. when commenting on flavor I prefer to be more involved (how was it made, what was used in preparation) I tend to copy things I like.

Our culture has become Infantilized by consumerism and television!

Yikes. I've always said that. And your mother wears army boots.

Doesn't make my skin crawl, but I get it. No, the main ones that bother me are: irony/ironic, literally, and sexy.