Lollipop (noun)

1. A piece of hard candy on a stick.
2. A round ball of ice cream on a stick, usually coated with chocolate.

Origin:

Early 18th century (as lollipop, originally a term of endearment for a child or a sweetheart): of uncertain origin. the first element may be lolly or loll, in the sense "let the tongue hang out.".

Examples:

1. He offered her a lollipop from the candy jar.
2. She couldn't resist the temptation of the lollipop in the store window.
3. The children were delighted to find lollipops in their party bags.
4. She got a lollipop as a reward for her good behavior.
5. He was eating a chocolate covered lollipop while watching TV.