noun
definition
An item of confectionery consisting of a piece of candy/sweet attached to a stick.
Examples of lollipop in a Sentence
She had an oversized lollipop in her hand and her two front teeth had been colored out.
The water was high; it lapped the grill like a child sucking a lollipop, lovingly, longingly.
Unique edible centerpieces are designed by baking cookie dough on lollipop sticks.
Fashion accessories can be more than just a look, as I discovered on the day I stuck the lollipop to my foot.
A CAMPAIGN has been launched to reinstate a popular school lollipop man after he was told he was too old for the job.
By now, I think everyone has seen Cameron Diaz in our green "Lollipop" suit.
Our "Cherry Lollipop" and "War" are our top sellers at the moment.
Place a small prize such as a lollipop in the center to spur them on through the trails.
The bra set at Lollipop Lingerie is typical of what's available.
The steakhouse's appetizers are known for their creativity, like the lollipop lamb chop and the truffle gnocchi.
I often collect my grandchildren from school and feel frightened taking them across Westbury Lane, even when the brave lollipop lady is there.
It may sound stranger than fiction, but the Zilopop is a stainless steel lollipop that is supposed to freshen your breath.
Similarly, avoid shoulder pads; they add bulk to the upper body and can create a "lollipop" effect.
While many of her handbags have a faux croc finish, they're housed within a lively collection of lovely lollipop colors that are hardly threatening.
The Lollipop Trail game, for children in preschool and kindergarten, uses a paper die and pennies as game markers.
Or, take it up a few notches with a sexy mini and fishnet stockings, like this ensemble from Lollipop Lingerie.
An example would be the child who is told that he or she cannot have a lollipop and then proceeds to violently attack the mother, hitting and kicking her, while screaming as loudly as possible.