lollipop

/lol-ee-pop/US // ˈlɒl iˌpɒp //UK // (ˈlɒlɪˌpɒp) //

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Definitions

n.名词 noun

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- : a piece of hard candy attached to the end of a small stick that is held in the hand while the candy is licked.

Marabella, now licking her lollipop and tapping her foot, appears unfazed.
She is smiling, a pink-striped hat on her head and a mini rainbow lollipop sticking out of her mouth.
“On the Good Ship Lollipop” Maybe the most iconic Shirley Temple performance, from the 1934 movie Bright Eyes.
They handed the lollipop to Judy Garland, and you never saw it again.
He coached me on how to perform oral sex, likening it to “sucking a lollipop.”
All Hindoos indulge in sweets, which take the place of beer with us; instead of a 'nobbler,' they offer you a 'lollipop.'
Why, bless my heart, the last voyage I had a fellow who was always writing to the Earl of Lollipop, and signing himself his son.
The flames soon demolished the straw-roofed lollipop-shop, and left nothing but a heap of ashes as a memorial of its devastation.
No lollipop confectionery for him, melting in the mouth like painted butter.
This lollipop found its way straight into the receptive mouth of any small creature of the human race who came in her way.