noun
General Slang
lolly
LOL-ee · noun · informal
A sweet or piece of candy
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Definitions
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A sweet or confection; 'lollies' is the general word for candy.
“The kids spent their pocket money on lollies at the dairy.”
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2
Money, especially a sum of it; as in 'a fair bit of lolly'.
“He made a tidy bit of lolly selling the old car.”
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lolly In A Sentence
The kids spent their pocket money on lollies at the dairy.
He made a tidy bit of lolly selling the old car.
Origin & Usage
British and Australasian 'lolly' for a sweet, from 'lollipop'.
Variants
lollies
People Also Ask
What does lolly mean in New Zealand?
It means a sweet or piece of candy. 'Lollies' is the everyday word for confectionery, the way Americans say 'candy'.
Is a lolly the same as a lollipop?
Not exactly. The word comes from 'lollipop', but in Aussie and Kiwi use a lolly is any sweet, not just one on a stick.
Can lolly mean money?
Yes, informally 'lolly' can also mean money or cash, as in 'making a bit of lolly'.
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