lollipop
61lollipop — lol|li|pop [ lali,pap ] noun count a hard candy on the end of a stick …
62lollipop — lol·li·pop || lÉ‘lɪpÉ‘p / lÉ’lɪpÉ’p n. piece of candy on attached to the end of a stick (also lollypop) …
63lollipop — noun 1》 a large, flat, rounded boiled sweet on the end of a stick. ↘British term for ice lolly. 2》 informal a short, entertaining, but undemanding piece of classical music. Origin C18: perh. from dialect lolly tongue + pop1 …
64lollipop — n. Sugar plum, sweetmeat …
65lollipop — also lollypop AmE noun (C) 1 BrE frozen juice or ice cream on a stick; popsicle AmE 2 a hard sweet made of boiled sugar on a stick …
66lollipop — lol·li·pop …
67lollipop — [ˈlɒliˌpɒp] noun [C] a hard sweet on the end of a stick …
68lollipop — lol•li•pop or lol•ly•pop [[t]ˈlɒl iˌpɒp[/t]] n. a piece of hard candy attached to the end of a small stick that is held in the hand while the candy is licked • Etymology: 1775–85; perh. dial. lolly tongue +pop I …
69lollipop — /ˈlɒlipɒp / (say loleepop) noun 1. a kind of boiled sweet or toffee, often a piece on the end of a stick. 2. (of music, films, etc.) an item in a series more trivial and more superficially enjoyable than the others. 3. Cricket, Baseball, Tennis,… …
70Lollipop lady — person who supervises school crossings …