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lolly Definition

lolly ()

noun pl. lollies -·lies

  1. money
  2. piece of hard candy

Etymology: contr. < lollypop

lolly Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • get: And the kids all got ice lolly 's out of it so they were happy too ROFL at the willy thing.
  • want: When Bill saw a coach coming he'd say ' want a lolly, son?
  • buy: One of the best things about these outings was buying an ice lolly beforehand in the sweet shop opposite the cinema.

Preposition: with

  • ticket: Thursday 27th July at 2pm, tickets £ 5.50 adults, £ 4.50 children, FREE ice lolly with each ticket!

Adjective modifier

  • free: Thursday 27th July at 2pm, tickets £ 5.50 adults, £ 4.50 children, FREE ice lolly with each ticket!

Modifies a noun

  • stick: There are 20 arty projects to choose from learn how to draw with lolly sticks or create with charcoal.
  • pop: Now stick a lolly pop stick to the edge of the scroll that is outside the holder.
  • maker: Comes complete with lolly maker, ice molds and Percy Penguin juice dispenser.
  • shop: Her response was the vibe of an excited little girl in a lolly shop.

Browse dictionary entries near lolly

  1. lollop
  2. lollipop
  3. lollies
  4. loller
  5. Lollard
  6. lollapalooza
  7. lollapaloosa
  8. Lolland
  9. loll
  10. Lolita
  1. lollygag
  2. lollygagged
  3. lollygagging
  4. lollypop
  5. Lomé
  6. Lomas
  7. Lomas de Zamora
  8. Lomax
  9. Lombard
  10. Lombardia