Meanings of ice candy in English

The men laboured like tigers at the ice-poles, but in vain.

Every one strained as if for life at the ice-poles, and slowly forced the yacht away from the dreaded berg.

The ice popped in his drink, reminding him it was time to take another large sip.

Sugar seems to be everywhere, from cooling ice pops to shop-bought juices en route to the beach.

Afterward, they dropped by Pleasant Pops cafe, where the unusually warm late-November day called for ice pops.

My childhood centralised around potatoes and ice pops, and all the Queen did for me was get in the way of my Christmas dinner.

So be sure, sisters, that your feet are in tip top condition.

He gave me a tip top dinner down on Park Row.

Because you can't get ANYTHING done if you're not in tip top shape!

Michael Valenzuela endorses challenging your brain to keep it in tip top condition

With so much feed around cattle are looking tip top.

Maybe a freeze pop?

Zed Gum, the young Dublin bubble-gum manufacturer, has acquired the much larger Leaf Ireland ball gum and freeze pop manufacturer, from its Dutch parent, CSM.

To finish: Remove frozen pops from moulds by running cold water over the mould for 30 seconds, gently pulling from the stick to release.