Lollypop
noun
A sweet food made of hard candy mounted on a stick.
She got a lollypop after finishing her meal.
Often appears as...
- sucker and stick
- hard candy treat
Usage tips
Neutral
candy, treat, dessert
noun
A sweet food made of hard candy mounted on a stick.
She got a lollypop after finishing her meal.
Often appears as...
- sucker and stick
- hard candy treat
Usage tips
Neutral
candy, treat, dessert
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Treat
Reflects playful enjoyment often associated with children.
Many kids look forward to receiving a lollypop after a meal.
Pro Tip 2/3Sweetness Metaphor
Can symbolize sweetness in relationships, situations, or experiences.
The project turned out to be a lollypop in the end, full of joy.
Pro Tip 3/3Informal Usage
Often used in casual contexts, may convey lightheartedness.
He offered her a lollypop as a token of goodwill.
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Treat
Reflects playful enjoyment often associated with children.
Many kids look forward to receiving a lollypop after a meal.
Pro Tip 2/3Sweetness Metaphor
Can symbolize sweetness in relationships, situations, or experiences.
The project turned out to be a lollypop in the end, full of joy.
Pro Tip 3/3Informal Usage
Often used in casual contexts, may convey lightheartedness.
He offered her a lollypop as a token of goodwill.
Pro Tip 1/3Cultural Treat
Reflects playful enjoyment often associated with children.
Many kids look forward to receiving a lollypop after a meal.
Pro Tip 2/3Sweetness Metaphor
Can symbolize sweetness in relationships, situations, or experiences.
The project turned out to be a lollypop in the end, full of joy.
Pro Tip 3/3Informal Usage
Often used in casual contexts, may convey lightheartedness.
He offered her a lollypop as a token of goodwill.
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