Lollipop

/ˈlɒl.ɪ.pɒp/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A piece of hard candy on the end of a stick.

She enjoyed a bright red lollipop while walking through the park.

A sweet treat, often with a fruity flavor, served on a stick.

The children were excited to receive lollipops at the birthday party.

An object that is shaped like a lollipop, often used for decoration or play.

The cake was topped with colorful lollipops for a festive look.

Origin of lollipop is uncertain, possibly from a combination of 'lolly' (slang for tongue) and 'pop' (as in a small, light touch).

lollipop guild:

A reference to a group of people who are small or of low status.

lollipop lady:

A crossing guard, especially one who helps children cross the street.

lollipop moment:

An experience that brings joy or innocence, often in contrast to a more serious situation.

A term for a person who is easily fooled or deceived.

Don't be a lollipop; check the fine print before you sign anything.

Refers to a certain style of dance or flair, especially in pop culture.

Her moves on the dance floor were pure lollipop!