Lolly

My dogs name it can be used for many things like can I have a Lolly or Lolly pop maybe, or can I get a dog (furry potatoe) names lolly plead

My dogs name is Lolly

by Grace back January 4, 2021

Lolli Gagging

When a guy throat fucks someone till there nose bleeds

He was lolli gagging her till she got light headed from loss of blood

by Walbashredneck December 2, 2022

Mommy come and take my lolly

You sing to your mom

Me: mommy I am going to sing to you.
Mom: so you are going to mommy come and take my lolly? Ok
Me: yaaaa

by Unahya December 12, 2020

fruit punch ice lolly

when a girls period is on a tampon is frozen and licked off

“i gotta chance my tampon”-shelly says

“give me it i can make a fruit punch ice lolly”- even says

“what’s that”-shelly says

“oh it’s desert for tonight”-even says

“ok big D ev”-shelly says

by weiner lover 1234 December 21, 2019

Wet Lolly-pop

A girl is about to give you a blowjob. When you pull down your pants she spits on your dick and doesn't give you head.

Hey dude, how was Kathy?

She gave me a "Wet Lolly-pop"!

by rollercoasterkid April 15, 2010

oh my lolly

oh my lolly is an expression you use instead of oh my god to keep it more pg around the toddlers it’s a way of showing your treating shock to something or just to say when you hear something you didn’t know.

guy 1- “im gay”

guy 2- OH MY LOLLY I HAD NO IDEA
or
guy 1- did you hear taya bedford is pregnant and it’s not charlie’s
guy 2- oh my lolly that’s cray cray.

by oh my lolly original March 19, 2024

o my lolly

- Exhausted with the repeated action of someone OR annoyance with another person OR the unexpected comment/phase by another individual OR being surprised with anyone's actions, words and/or gestures.

Used instead of: "OMG, O MyGod, Holly Shit, Son of a Bitch, fuck, Goddammit, ect.."

Christina: I think Im going to give him a rim job tonight. Hes been so nice to me at home.

Samantha: O My Lolly... you say that about every guy. You can't just rim every guy who's nice to you.

Christina: yes huh!

by Charleen Darosa September 21, 2021