lollipop
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- noun
- /ˈlɑːlɪpɒp/
:
paleta helada
- "She takes the lollipop from her grandmama's mouth, lays it on the plate next to the peas."
Examples
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I'll give you a lollipop.
Fiction book (1991) -
At the fair, I enjoyed a strawberry-flavored lollipop while watching the games.
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You gave me a lollipop for being a good patient.
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I'll give you a lollipop when we're done, huh?
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I haven't had a lollipop since.
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There are over 100 flavors of lollipop on the market, not one of which turns your tongue black.
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Two lollipops.
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You can find school notes, one sock, an assortment of snacks, a packet of baby wipes, a broken photo frame made from Paddle Pop sticks, and a lint-covered lollipop.
Blog text (16) -
She picked out a bright green lollipop from the candy store to enjoy later.
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The children were excited to receive a lollipop after finishing their schoolwork.
Synonyms
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A frozen sweet treat on a stick made from juice or water
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A sweet treat on a stick like a lollipop or an ice pop
A sweet frozen treat on a small stick like a popsicle
A long flat ice cream on a stick that you eat by licking
Idioms
Compounds
A woman who helps children cross the road near a school while holding a stop sign
How Cold
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lollipop The same parts, lolly and pop, later were used for cold sweets on a stick, so in Britain you often hear 'ice lolly' and in the US 'popsicle'. That's why a lollipop can also mean a frozen treat you lick on a stick.