gollop
- noun
- /ˈɡɑːlɒp/
- UK
- She poured a gollop of cream into her coffee.
Examples
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She added a generous gollop of cream to the pie.
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The recipe calls for just a gollop of honey to sweeten the dressing.
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He couldn't resist adding another gollop of syrup to his pancakes.
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Can you pass me a gollop of sauce?
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He couldn't resist adding another gollop of syrup to his pancakes.
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She poured a gollop of cream into her coffee.
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The recipe calls for just a gollop of honey to sweeten the dressing.
Synonyms
A small amount of soft food put on something
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Etymology
Gollop is often used like dollop and a helpful way to remember it is to think of a soft, sticky 'gloop' or blob of sauce dropped onto food. So a gollop means a spoonful or small amount of a liquid or cream that you add to a dish.