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What does the word pop lolly mean?

"Pop lolly" is not a standard English term. It's likely a regional or colloquial term. It could mean a few things depending on the context:

* A lollipop that "pops": This could refer to a lollipop with a special feature that makes a popping sound when eaten, such as a candy shell that pops when you bite into it.

* A "pop" flavored lollipop: This could refer to a lollipop flavored like a popular carbonated beverage, such as cola or root beer.

* A lollipop that "pops" out of a container: This could refer to a lollipop that is packaged in a way that makes it easy to "pop" out, like a push-up pop.

To understand the meaning, you would need more context. For example:

* "I bought a pop lolly at the store" - This could refer to a lollipop with a popping candy shell.

* "Let's get some pop lollies from the vending machine" - This could refer to lollipops that are flavored like pop.

If you can provide more context, I may be able to give you a more specific answer.

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