Lolly (noun)

A piece of hard candy or sweets on a stick.

Origin:

Late 19th century: british dialect form of loll, denoting something that hangs down loosely.

Examples:

1. She bought a bag of lollies for the kids to enjoy.
2. The little girl was sucking on a grape-flavored lolly.
3. The children were eagerly waiting for the ice cream truck to arrive, so they could buy a lolly.
4. I remember my childhood days when I used to enjoy a lolly as a treat after lunch.
5. The candy store was filled with different types of lollies, from sour to sweet and fruity.