General
lolly ice
What does lolly ice mean?
The distinctively Scouse word-order version of 'ice lolly'.
"I'm roasting, could do with a lolly ice."
Origin
Liverpool inversion of the standard 'ice lolly'.
Frequently asked questions
What is a 'lolly ice'?
It's the distinctively Scouse term for an ice lolly (ice pop), with the words in reversed order.
Why is it 'lolly ice' and not 'ice lolly'?
It's a Liverpool inversion of the standard 'ice lolly', a well-known quirk of Scouse word order.
How do you use 'lolly ice'?
Just like ice lolly, as in 'I'm roasting, could do with a lolly ice.'
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