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Meanings of lolly in English
Usage of lolly in English
1
This is not criticism, but a prejudice in favor of fantastic lolly-pops.
2
And I had a red ice lolly from an ice cream van.
3
Ask for some lolly cake and get ready to have your mind blown.
4
But, when it comes to opening lolly, it's no Mrs Brown.
5
Perfect for lots of lolly, if you know what I mean, grinned Brennie.
6
It's sort of like a bit of a lolly-scramble I think.
7
He then decides to make a lolly pop which he pretends to lick.
8
Question of the Day: what lolly was a childhood fave?
9
The Breast Milk lolly, however, is delicious and oddly comforting.
10
If you're a good boy I'll buy you a lolly when I come back.'
11
You got grey hairs here, and now I know why they make lolly pops.
12
I hear the ice-lolly girl in the next room titter.
13
The older kids got the lolly, as we were shifted quickly back into class.
14
Shes now eating what looks like a Callippo ice lolly and seems in distress.
15
But a Kiwi-owned lolly company says treating lollies like cigarettes is ridiculous and impractical.
16
Nothing to do all day but plot grand follies on which to lavish your lolly.
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