Lolly used in a sentence

Lolly in a sentence as a noun

I had to give her a lolly-pop to console her.

I think "--[star]" could do well: the "[star]" emphasizes the "pop" in the lolly.

And, yup, there will be no lolly-gagging at the knee replacement center.

Like dog poop [1], ice lolly bribes [2] and so on. I feel 100% safer knowing that surveillance is used to tackle all these huge crimes.

Huh, I always wondered what those little loops of what looked like a "life saver" lolly was when I was pulling **** apart as a kid.

But I lolly-gagged around, didn't stay focused, and never delivered anything.

One gobby bloke in my flat would take the lift and run out for his bits and bobs -- that spanner would come back after a fortnight with a hold-all and straight away put the kettle on, then have an ice lolly.