lollipop

/'lɔlipɔp/
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lollipop

A child happily licks a red lollipop in the park.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A hard candy on a stick: A type of sweet, typically a hard, flavored sugar candy, that is attached to the end of a stick for holding.
    • Ice cream or water ice on a small wooden stick: A frozen dessert, such as ice cream or a flavored ice, served on a stick.
    • (British English) A popsicle: In British English, a frozen flavored ice on a stick is often called an "ice lolly" or simply a "lolly."
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The child happily sucked on a red lollipop.
    • On a hot day, she bought a lemon-flavored lollipop from the ice cream truck.
    • In England, children love to eat an ice lolly in the summer.
Advanced Usage
  • "Lollipop man/lady" (British English): A colloquial term for a school crossing guard, who carries a stop sign on a pole that resembles a large lollipop.
    • The lollipop lady helps the children cross the road safely every morning.
Variants and Related Words
  • Lolly (n, chiefly British): An informal term for a lollipop, especially a frozen one.
    • Can I have a lolly, please?
  • Sucker (n, chiefly North American): A common synonym for a lollipop.
    • He got a grape sucker from the bank teller.
Synonyms
  • Candy on a stick: A descriptive synonym.
  • Popsicle (North American): Specifically for the frozen dessert on a stick.
  • Ice lolly (British): Specifically for the frozen dessert on a stick.
Related Idioms and Phrases
  • "Like a lollipop": Used to describe something that is easy to take or obtain, often in a trivializing context.
    • Winning that game was like taking a lollipop from a baby. (Implies it was very easy.)
lollipop

A child happily licks a red lollipop in the park.

Noun
  1. hard candy on a stick
  2. ice cream or water ice on a small wooden stick
    • in England a popsicle is called an ice lolly