ice lolly

British  

noun

1. US and Canadian equivalent (trademark): Popsicle.  Also called: lolly.  informal an ice cream or water ice on a stick

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Example Sentences

He recommended that children have water or cold milk as alternatives to slushies - or if they want a sweet drink, fruit flavoured water with ice cubes, a diet drink or a low-sugar ice lolly.

From BBC

"We really feel the pinch with the heat. It's all very well to say have an ice lolly but sometimes you can't afford ice lollies," Liz says.

From BBC

"One of my favourite bins is decorated like an ice lolly - it makes you want to litter-pick just, so you can use it," he said.

From BBC

The child suffered a small burn, chest and leg pains after they reached to get an ice lolly from the freezer at a store in Warfield, Bracknell.

From BBC

Here are directions from Britain’s Science Museum, which charmingly calls the little wooden flippers “ice lolly sticks”: bit.ly/pinball-box.

From Seattle Times