a small piece of candy of a firm, jellylike consistency, made of sweetened gum arabic or gelatin, usually colored and flavored, and covered with sugar
gumdrop
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gumdrop
noun
A small candy made of sweetened, colored, and flavored gum arabic or gelatin and often coated with sugar.
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Noun
(plural gumdrops)
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