gol·li·wog
noun/ˈɡɒliwɒɡ/
/ˈɡɑːliwɑːɡ/
(British English, informal golly)
(old-fashioned)- a doll (= a model of a person for a child to play with) made of cloth with a black face and short black hair, now considered old-fashioned and offensive because it can be seen as a caricature (= something that represents somebody in a silly, exaggerated way) of a black person
玩偶（=供孩子玩耍的人的模型），用布制成，有黑色的脸和黑色的短发，现在被认为是过时的和无礼的，因为它可以被视为漫画（=代表某人的东西）黑人的一种愚蠢、夸张的方式） Word Originlate 19th cent.: from Golliwogg, the name of a doll character in books by Bertha Upton (died 1912), American writer; perhaps suggested by golly and polliwog.