lollipop in Irish
lollipop in Irish is líreacán — lollipop means a piece of hard candy fixed on a stick.
lollipop in Irish
líreacán
(motorsport) A sign on a stick held in front of the vehicle during a pit stop.
What does "lollipop" mean?
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noun A piece of hard candy fixed on a stick.
"The kids picked out lollipops in every colour at the fair."
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noun The round, stick-mounted sign a crossing guard or pit-stop crew holds up.
"The pit crew held up the lollipop to signal the driver to stop."
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lollipop in a sentence
- The kids picked out lollipops in every colour at the fair.
- She unwrapped a cherry lollipop and popped it in her mouth.
- The pit crew held up the lollipop to signal the driver to stop.
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What is "lollipop" in Irish?
"lollipop" in Irish is líreacán. lollipop means: A piece of hard candy fixed on a stick.
How do you use "lollipop" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids picked out lollipops in every colour at the fair." In Irish, "lollipop" is líreacán.
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