ice lolly BrE
ice pop AmE
Popsicle AmE trademark , also: ice block NZE

In these countries, the name has come to mean an ice pop of any brand.

She is often seen standing around Shibuya holding a very long sword and eating a light blue ice pop.

As I tried to make my escape, a manager chased after me with an ice pop in hand.

Once the liquid freezes solid, the stick can be used as a handle to hold the ice pop.

The most famous brand name associated with the ice pop is Popsicle.

On a mild spring day two and a half years ago, 10-year-old Malcolm went for a walk down the block to get an ice pop.

The pudding can also be served like an ice pop, held up by two bamboo sticks.

What could be better than a fresh, homemade ice pop?

Cal stopped and asked, "Could I have an ice pop?"

The ice pop was introduced to the public at an Oakland ball for firemen in 1922.