Lollipop
Introduction
a sweet candy shaped like a disk on a stick
Background Story
The name 'lollipop' is derived from the word 'lolly' meaning tongue, and 'pop' meaning a slang term for a sweet treat. Lollipops have been enjoyed by children for generations and are often associated with fun and joy. It can also be connected to various pop culture references, including songs and cartoons.
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Variations
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