Gumdrop (noun)

A small, typically round candy that has a gummy texture and is often brightly colored.

Origin:

The word gumdrop likely comes from the combination of "gum," referring to the gummy texture of the candy, and "drop," referring to its small, drop-like shape.

Examples:

1. She filled a glass jar with gumdrops for the party.
2. The gumdrop buttons on his shirt added a playful touch to his outfit.
3. I can't resist the temptation of a sweet, juicy gumdrop.
4. The gumdrop necklace was a perfect accessory for her costume.
5. The children eagerly reached for the gumdrops in the bowl.