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1. (n.) lollipop
a piece of hard candy attached to the end of a small stick that is held in the hand while the candy is licked.
Etymology: (1775–85; perh. dial. lolly tongue +pop1)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) ice lolly, lolly, lollipop, popsicle
ice cream or water ice on a small wooden stick
"in England a popsicle is called an ice lolly"
2. (noun) lollipop, sucker, all-day sucker
hard candy on a stick
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1. (noun) lollipop
a piece of hard candy on a stick
a girl sucking a lollipop
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1. (noun) lollipop
a kind of sugar confection which dissolves easily in the mouth
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Sense: a large sweet on a stick for sucking.
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 Afrikaans: suikerpop |
 Arabic: مَصّاصَه |
 Bulgarian: близалка |
 Brazilian: pirulito |
 Czech: lízátko |
 German: der Lutscher |
 Danish: slikkepind |
 Greek: γλειφιτζούρι |
 Spanish: pirulí, piruleta |
 Estonian: pulgakomm |
 Farsi: آب نبات چوبی |
 Finnish: tikkukaramelli |
 French: suçon |
 Hebrew: סוּכַּרייָה עַל מַקֵל |
 Hindi: लॉलीपॉप |
 Croatian: lizalica |
 Hungarian: nyalóka |
 Indonesian: lolipop |
 Icelandic: sleikibrjóstssykur |
 Italian: lecca lecca |
 Japanese: ぺろぺろキャンデー |
 Korean: 막대 사탕 |
 Lithuanian: ledinukas ant pagaliuko |
 Latvian: cukurgailītis |
 Malay: lolipop |
 Dutch: lollie |
 Norwegian: kjærlighet på pinne |
 Polish: lizak |
 Persian: ،نيشكر آب نبات چوبی |
 Pashto: نيشكر |
 Portuguese: chupa-chupa |
 Romanian: acadea |
 Russian: леденец на палочке |
 Slovak: lízanka |
 Slovenian: lizika |
 Serbian: lizalica |
 Swedish: klubba, slickepinne |
 Thai: อมยิ้ม |
 Turkish: lolipop |
 Taiwanese: 棒棒糖 |
 Ukrainian: льодяник на паличці |
 Urdu: تیلی پر لگی ہوئی چپٹی گول |
 Vietnamese: kẹo que |
 Chinese: 棒棒糖 |
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