Usage of "lolly" | TermGallery

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Ice cream or water ice on a small wooden stick.

Portuguese

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Informal terms for money.

Usage of lolly in English

This is not criticism, but a prejudice in favor of fantastic lolly-pops. 
 A Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago 

And I had a red ice lolly from an ice cream van. 
 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time 

Ask for some lolly cake and get ready to have your mind blown. 
 News.com.au 

But, when it comes to opening lolly, it's no Mrs Brown. 
 The Irish Times 

Perfect for lots of lolly, if you know what I mean, grinned Brennie. 
 The Irish Times 

It's sort of like a bit of a lolly-scramble I think. 
 Radio NZ 

He then decides to make a lolly pop which he pretends to lick. 
 Radio NZ 

Question of the Day: what lolly was a childhood fave? 
 Radio NZ 

The Breast Milk lolly, however, is delicious and oddly comforting. 
 Wired 

If you're a good boy I'll buy you a lolly when I come back.' 
 Artemis Fowl 

You got grey hairs here, and now I know why they make lolly pops. 
 A singular man 

I hear the ice-lolly girl in the next room titter. 
 Number9Dream 

The older kids got the lolly, as we were shifted quickly back into class. 
 The Irish Times 

Shes now eating what looks like a Callippo ice lolly and seems in distress. 
 The Guardian 

But a Kiwi-owned lolly company says treating lollies like cigarettes is ridiculous and impractical. 
 Radio NZ 

Nothing to do all day but plot grand follies on which to lavish your lolly. 
 The Irish Times 

lolly

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Lolly through the time

Meanings of lolly in English