Definition of Popsicle in English:

Popsicle

nounˈpɒpsɪk(ə)lˈpɑpˌsɪk(ə)l

North American trademark

A piece of flavoured ice or ice cream on a stick; an ice lolly.
Example sentencesExamples
- Can you get me some Popsicle sticks from up front?
- While we'd do our best to make Popsicle stick Eiffel towers on France Day, nobody ever really got into it.
- There were coffee cakes, Popsicles and peanut butter cookies.
- ‘Like we used to do with Popsicle sticks,’ I said, ‘but on a grander scale.’
- Some are ‘handmade,’ such as the reindeer, made of Popsicle sticks and ribbons.
- Give him extra fluids (such as water, Popsicles, Jell-O, or juices).
- They use small ‘bows’ made from Popsicle sticks and rosined horsehair and draw them back and forth across the piano's strings to produce melodies, drones, and staccato rhythmic figures.
- Some doctors say that children over 2 years old can have Gatorade, soda, clear soups, tea, Jell-o, and Popsicles.
- The corndog and the Popsicle each took up a three full pages, the Belgian waffle barely one page.
- Children may enjoy Popsicles, Jell-O, ice cream, or applesauce.

Origin

1920s: fanciful formation.

Definition of Popsicle in US English:

Popsicle

nounˈpɑpˌsɪk(ə)lˈpäpˌsik(ə)l

North American trademark

A piece of flavored ice or ice cream on a stick.
Example sentencesExamples
- Give him extra fluids (such as water, Popsicles, Jell-O, or juices).
- The corndog and the Popsicle each took up a three full pages, the Belgian waffle barely one page.
- While we'd do our best to make Popsicle stick Eiffel towers on France Day, nobody ever really got into it.
- Some are ‘handmade,’ such as the reindeer, made of Popsicle sticks and ribbons.
- They use small ‘bows’ made from Popsicle sticks and rosined horsehair and draw them back and forth across the piano's strings to produce melodies, drones, and staccato rhythmic figures.
- There were coffee cakes, Popsicles and peanut butter cookies.
- ‘Like we used to do with Popsicle sticks,’ I said, ‘but on a grander scale.’
- Can you get me some Popsicle sticks from up front?
- Children may enjoy Popsicles, Jell-O, ice cream, or applesauce.
- Some doctors say that children over 2 years old can have Gatorade, soda, clear soups, tea, Jell-o, and Popsicles.

Origin

1920s: fanciful formation.

单词	Popsicle
释义	Definition of Popsicle in English: Popsicle nounˈpɒpsɪk(ə)lˈpɑpˌsɪk(ə)l North American trademark A piece of flavoured ice or ice cream on a stick; an ice lolly. Example sentencesExamples Can you get me some Popsicle sticks from up front? While we'd do our best to make Popsicle stick Eiffel towers on France Day, nobody ever really got into it. There were coffee cakes, Popsicles and peanut butter cookies. ‘Like we used to do with Popsicle sticks,’ I said, ‘but on a grander scale.’ Some are ‘handmade,’ such as the reindeer, made of Popsicle sticks and ribbons. Give him extra fluids (such as water, Popsicles, Jell-O, or juices). They use small ‘bows’ made from Popsicle sticks and rosined horsehair and draw them back and forth across the piano's strings to produce melodies, drones, and staccato rhythmic figures. Some doctors say that children over 2 years old can have Gatorade, soda, clear soups, tea, Jell-o, and Popsicles. The corndog and the Popsicle each took up a three full pages, the Belgian waffle barely one page. Children may enjoy Popsicles, Jell-O, ice cream, or applesauce. Origin 1920s: fanciful formation. Definition of Popsicle in US English: Popsicle nounˈpɑpˌsɪk(ə)lˈpäpˌsik(ə)l North American trademark A piece of flavored ice or ice cream on a stick. Example sentencesExamples Give him extra fluids (such as water, Popsicles, Jell-O, or juices). The corndog and the Popsicle each took up a three full pages, the Belgian waffle barely one page. While we'd do our best to make Popsicle stick Eiffel towers on France Day, nobody ever really got into it. Some are ‘handmade,’ such as the reindeer, made of Popsicle sticks and ribbons. They use small ‘bows’ made from Popsicle sticks and rosined horsehair and draw them back and forth across the piano's strings to produce melodies, drones, and staccato rhythmic figures. There were coffee cakes, Popsicles and peanut butter cookies. ‘Like we used to do with Popsicle sticks,’ I said, ‘but on a grander scale.’ Can you get me some Popsicle sticks from up front? Children may enjoy Popsicles, Jell-O, ice cream, or applesauce. Some doctors say that children over 2 years old can have Gatorade, soda, clear soups, tea, Jell-o, and Popsicles. Origin 1920s: fanciful formation.
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