Definition of golliwog in English:

golliwog

noun ˈɡɒlɪwɒɡˈɡɑliˌwɑɡ

A soft doll with bright clothes, a black face, and fuzzy hair.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The golliwog first appeared more than 100 years ago in a children's book by Florence Kate Upton and was later adopted by jam maker James Robertson & Sons as a trademark in 1910.
- He had a golliwog, and a golliwog is an English doll, and he probably left it on my bed.
- A golliwog was the name given to a small black faced rag doll which first appeared in a series of children's books written and illustrated by Florence and Bertha Upton around 1895.
- Artists have been fascinated with the golliwog image, such as Damali Ayo and Kara Walker.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Golliwogg, the name of a doll character in books by Bertha Upton (died 1912), American writer, and Florence K. Upton (died 1922), American illustrator; perhaps suggested by golly and polliwog.

Rhymes

polliwog

Definition of golliwog in US English:

golliwog

nounˈɡälēˌwäɡˈɡɑliˌwɑɡ

A soft doll with bright clothes, a black face, and fuzzy hair.
黑脸玩具娃娃
Example sentencesExamples
- The golliwog first appeared more than 100 years ago in a children's book by Florence Kate Upton and was later adopted by jam maker James Robertson & Sons as a trademark in 1910.
- Artists have been fascinated with the golliwog image, such as Damali Ayo and Kara Walker.
- A golliwog was the name given to a small black faced rag doll which first appeared in a series of children's books written and illustrated by Florence and Bertha Upton around 1895.
- He had a golliwog, and a golliwog is an English doll, and he probably left it on my bed.

单词	golliwog
释义	Definition of golliwog in English: golliwog noun ˈɡɒlɪwɒɡˈɡɑliˌwɑɡ A soft doll with bright clothes, a black face, and fuzzy hair. 黑脸玩具娃娃 Example sentencesExamples The golliwog first appeared more than 100 years ago in a children's book by Florence Kate Upton and was later adopted by jam maker James Robertson & Sons as a trademark in 1910. He had a golliwog, and a golliwog is an English doll, and he probably left it on my bed. A golliwog was the name given to a small black faced rag doll which first appeared in a series of children's books written and illustrated by Florence and Bertha Upton around 1895. Artists have been fascinated with the golliwog image, such as Damali Ayo and Kara Walker. Origin Late 19th century: from Golliwogg, the name of a doll character in books by Bertha Upton (died 1912), American writer, and Florence K. Upton (died 1922), American illustrator; perhaps suggested by golly and polliwog. Rhymes polliwog Definition of golliwog in US English: golliwog nounˈɡälēˌwäɡˈɡɑliˌwɑɡ A soft doll with bright clothes, a black face, and fuzzy hair. 黑脸玩具娃娃 Example sentencesExamples The golliwog first appeared more than 100 years ago in a children's book by Florence Kate Upton and was later adopted by jam maker James Robertson & Sons as a trademark in 1910. Artists have been fascinated with the golliwog image, such as Damali Ayo and Kara Walker. A golliwog was the name given to a small black faced rag doll which first appeared in a series of children's books written and illustrated by Florence and Bertha Upton around 1895. He had a golliwog, and a golliwog is an English doll, and he probably left it on my bed. Origin Late 19th century: from Golliwogg, the name of a doll character in books by Bertha Upton (died 1912), American writer, and Florence K. Upton (died 1922), American illustrator; perhaps suggested by golly and polliwog.
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