Definition of lollipop in English:

lollipop

noun ˈlɒlɪpɒpˈlɑliˌpɑp

1A large, flat, rounded boiled sweet on the end of a stick.
Example sentencesExamples
- Ask your parents if teachers handed out candy or if bus drivers offered lollipops.
- I fail to see how giving drunken yobs lollipops and chocolate will help alleviate the problem of drunken behaviour in town and city centres at weekend.
- Its laboratories have already copied some examples for use in children's lollipops.
- The country's candy market stands at $319 million in 2000 with a wide range of products including chewy candy, jelly, hard candy and lollipops.
- So, lollipops and sucking sweeties were banned, but soft sweets and chocolate were deemed OK in moderation.
- On my side were little sugar rivers and lollipops sticking out of the ground.
- I sat back down and resumed my editing, sticking the grape lollipop back in my mouth.
- At issue is candy that contains significant amounts of chili powder, including lollipops coated with chili, and powdery mixtures of salt, lemon flavoring and chili seasoning.
- She brought along a clown baggy full of candied goodies, such as lollipops, gumdrops, and jelly beans.
- I'm looking at Blake the way a little starry-eyed kid looks at a giant lollipop in a candy store.
- Just as in the eye pin, the circle needs to be sitting on top of the wire like a lollipop on a stick.
- It's also about childhood and the hedonistic pleasures of lollipops and bubblegum pop.
- The reference to an ice-cream shop excursion has been edited out, and math word problems have been revised so that items like lollipops and candy bars are not included to teach kids arithmetic.
- Handing out chocolate and lollipops to pub revellers in a good mood at the end of the night is one of the schemes already operating in East Lancashire.
- She ordered a few cookies, a coffee with cream and three packets of sugar, an iced mocha, some chocolate lollipops, and after-coffee mints to finish the meal off.
- If the ritual centers around the oral fixation, and not the tobacco or the smoke itself, you could substitute a lollipop, licorice or hard sour candy for the cigarette.
- The plump girl had finished her lollipop and threw the stick over her shoulder.
- The big candy bars cost $1 each and the lollipops 50 cents.
- Top off each goodie bag with a lollipop accented with additional jelly beans.
- Life is not all candy canes and lollipops but it doesn't mean we should forget what the results of our actions are.
1. 1.1informal A short, entertaining, but undemanding piece of classical music.
  〈非正式〉通俗易懂的短小古典音乐乐曲
  a disc of lollipops with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
  Example sentencesExamples
  Verdi operatic lollipops is my current favourite.

Origin

Late 18th century: perhaps from dialect lolly 'tongue' + pop¹.

Late 18th-century children enjoyed a particular kind of sweet that dissolved easily in the mouth. Its dialect name was a lollipop, which may come from another dialect word, lolly meaning ‘tongue’, though there is no written record of this until a century later. Lollipops are now flat, rounded boiled sweets on a stick. The shortened form lolly appeared in the mid 19th century, and is still a general word for a sweet in Australia and New Zealand.

Definition of lollipop in US English:

lollipop

nounˈlälēˌpäpˈlɑliˌpɑp

A flat, rounded candy on the end of a stick.
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm looking at Blake the way a little starry-eyed kid looks at a giant lollipop in a candy store.
- It's also about childhood and the hedonistic pleasures of lollipops and bubblegum pop.
- At issue is candy that contains significant amounts of chili powder, including lollipops coated with chili, and powdery mixtures of salt, lemon flavoring and chili seasoning.
- On my side were little sugar rivers and lollipops sticking out of the ground.
- She brought along a clown baggy full of candied goodies, such as lollipops, gumdrops, and jelly beans.
- I fail to see how giving drunken yobs lollipops and chocolate will help alleviate the problem of drunken behaviour in town and city centres at weekend.
- I sat back down and resumed my editing, sticking the grape lollipop back in my mouth.
- She ordered a few cookies, a coffee with cream and three packets of sugar, an iced mocha, some chocolate lollipops, and after-coffee mints to finish the meal off.
- Just as in the eye pin, the circle needs to be sitting on top of the wire like a lollipop on a stick.
- The plump girl had finished her lollipop and threw the stick over her shoulder.
- The reference to an ice-cream shop excursion has been edited out, and math word problems have been revised so that items like lollipops and candy bars are not included to teach kids arithmetic.
- So, lollipops and sucking sweeties were banned, but soft sweets and chocolate were deemed OK in moderation.
- Handing out chocolate and lollipops to pub revellers in a good mood at the end of the night is one of the schemes already operating in East Lancashire.
- Its laboratories have already copied some examples for use in children's lollipops.
- Top off each goodie bag with a lollipop accented with additional jelly beans.
- If the ritual centers around the oral fixation, and not the tobacco or the smoke itself, you could substitute a lollipop, licorice or hard sour candy for the cigarette.
- Ask your parents if teachers handed out candy or if bus drivers offered lollipops.
- Life is not all candy canes and lollipops but it doesn't mean we should forget what the results of our actions are.
- The big candy bars cost $1 each and the lollipops 50 cents.
- The country's candy market stands at $319 million in 2000 with a wide range of products including chewy candy, jelly, hard candy and lollipops.

Origin

Late 18th century: perhaps from dialect lolly ‘tongue’ + pop.

词汇	lollipop
释义	Definition of lollipop in English: lollipop noun ˈlɒlɪpɒpˈlɑliˌpɑp 1A large, flat, rounded boiled sweet on the end of a stick. Example sentencesExamples Ask your parents if teachers handed out candy or if bus drivers offered lollipops. I fail to see how giving drunken yobs lollipops and chocolate will help alleviate the problem of drunken behaviour in town and city centres at weekend. Its laboratories have already copied some examples for use in children's lollipops. The country's candy market stands at $319 million in 2000 with a wide range of products including chewy candy, jelly, hard candy and lollipops. So, lollipops and sucking sweeties were banned, but soft sweets and chocolate were deemed OK in moderation. On my side were little sugar rivers and lollipops sticking out of the ground. I sat back down and resumed my editing, sticking the grape lollipop back in my mouth. At issue is candy that contains significant amounts of chili powder, including lollipops coated with chili, and powdery mixtures of salt, lemon flavoring and chili seasoning. She brought along a clown baggy full of candied goodies, such as lollipops, gumdrops, and jelly beans. I'm looking at Blake the way a little starry-eyed kid looks at a giant lollipop in a candy store. Just as in the eye pin, the circle needs to be sitting on top of the wire like a lollipop on a stick. It's also about childhood and the hedonistic pleasures of lollipops and bubblegum pop. The reference to an ice-cream shop excursion has been edited out, and math word problems have been revised so that items like lollipops and candy bars are not included to teach kids arithmetic. Handing out chocolate and lollipops to pub revellers in a good mood at the end of the night is one of the schemes already operating in East Lancashire. She ordered a few cookies, a coffee with cream and three packets of sugar, an iced mocha, some chocolate lollipops, and after-coffee mints to finish the meal off. If the ritual centers around the oral fixation, and not the tobacco or the smoke itself, you could substitute a lollipop, licorice or hard sour candy for the cigarette. The plump girl had finished her lollipop and threw the stick over her shoulder. The big candy bars cost $1 each and the lollipops 50 cents. Top off each goodie bag with a lollipop accented with additional jelly beans. Life is not all candy canes and lollipops but it doesn't mean we should forget what the results of our actions are. 1.1informal A short, entertaining, but undemanding piece of classical music. 〈非正式〉通俗易懂的短小古典音乐乐曲 a disc of lollipops with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Example sentencesExamples Verdi operatic lollipops is my current favourite. Origin Late 18th century: perhaps from dialect lolly 'tongue' + pop¹. Late 18th-century children enjoyed a particular kind of sweet that dissolved easily in the mouth. Its dialect name was a lollipop, which may come from another dialect word, lolly meaning ‘tongue’, though there is no written record of this until a century later. Lollipops are now flat, rounded boiled sweets on a stick. The shortened form lolly appeared in the mid 19th century, and is still a general word for a sweet in Australia and New Zealand. Definition of lollipop in US English: lollipop nounˈlälēˌpäpˈlɑliˌpɑp A flat, rounded candy on the end of a stick. Example sentencesExamples I'm looking at Blake the way a little starry-eyed kid looks at a giant lollipop in a candy store. It's also about childhood and the hedonistic pleasures of lollipops and bubblegum pop. At issue is candy that contains significant amounts of chili powder, including lollipops coated with chili, and powdery mixtures of salt, lemon flavoring and chili seasoning. On my side were little sugar rivers and lollipops sticking out of the ground. She brought along a clown baggy full of candied goodies, such as lollipops, gumdrops, and jelly beans. I fail to see how giving drunken yobs lollipops and chocolate will help alleviate the problem of drunken behaviour in town and city centres at weekend. I sat back down and resumed my editing, sticking the grape lollipop back in my mouth. She ordered a few cookies, a coffee with cream and three packets of sugar, an iced mocha, some chocolate lollipops, and after-coffee mints to finish the meal off. Just as in the eye pin, the circle needs to be sitting on top of the wire like a lollipop on a stick. The plump girl had finished her lollipop and threw the stick over her shoulder. The reference to an ice-cream shop excursion has been edited out, and math word problems have been revised so that items like lollipops and candy bars are not included to teach kids arithmetic. So, lollipops and sucking sweeties were banned, but soft sweets and chocolate were deemed OK in moderation. Handing out chocolate and lollipops to pub revellers in a good mood at the end of the night is one of the schemes already operating in East Lancashire. Its laboratories have already copied some examples for use in children's lollipops. Top off each goodie bag with a lollipop accented with additional jelly beans. If the ritual centers around the oral fixation, and not the tobacco or the smoke itself, you could substitute a lollipop, licorice or hard sour candy for the cigarette. Ask your parents if teachers handed out candy or if bus drivers offered lollipops. Life is not all candy canes and lollipops but it doesn't mean we should forget what the results of our actions are. The big candy bars cost $1 each and the lollipops 50 cents. The country's candy market stands at $319 million in 2000 with a wide range of products including chewy candy, jelly, hard candy and lollipops. Origin Late 18th century: perhaps from dialect lolly ‘tongue’ + pop.
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