The children were taken to their parents, who were informed that they had been scrumping.
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I wonder whether we are using scrumping language—that is, using words to pretend that one has a middle lane position?
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The secure training centres will not be for children who have scrumped farmers' apples or stolen a few sweets from the local shop.
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Maybe he enjoyed his time scrumping apples.
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