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Golliwop 

A mix of Golliwog (an offensive book character) and wop (a slur for Italians).
“I left my plate of pasta alone for two seconds, and when I came back, that Golliwop ate it!”
Golliwop by Daddy Italy August 14, 2024
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The Golliwogg was a black character in children's books in the late 19th century usually depicted as a type of rag doll. It was produced as a children's toy called the "golliwog", and had great popularity in North America, Europe and Australia up to the 1970s. The doll is characterised by black skin, eyes rimmed in white, large red lips, and frizzy hair. In recent years, changing attitudes when it comes to race relations have greatly reduced the popularity and sales of golliwogs as toys. The Golliwogg is seen as a very racist depiction of black people in the same vein as Mammies , black face and Picaninnies. This , along with the fact that "Wog" is a pejorative term for people of african descent have made the Golliwogg a socially unacceptable toy.
-Hey mom , I found this in grandpa's old souvenir chest. What is that?
-Oh my god, it's a Golliwogg. Hum , Sarah . Just never go to school with that thing , ok?
golliwog by MapDark September 19, 2013

golliwoggle 

a queer pirate with no crew stranded and in the saharra desert
the golliwoggle couldnt find anything to eat cause he is a golliwoggle, what a loser golliwoggle
golliwoggle by stanislov September 29, 2009
A predominantly UK expression which originally was a children's literature character and type of black doll but which eventually became to be used as a jibe against people with dark skin (black people), most commonly Afro-Caribbeans.
Naomi Campbell reportedly assaulted a British Airways employee after he referred to her as a "Golliwog supermodel".
Golliwog by PCone November 14, 2009
a black toy doll given away by robinson's jam. also a racist term for a black person.
'check out that black guy over there'
'yeah, the stupid golliwog'
golliwog by jiggaboo November 10, 2005

gollywop 

An affliction confined to the female of the species. Every twenty eight days, a sexually mature woman suffers from the gollywops as evidenced by a bloody vagina and an ill temper.
Take that gun from da bitch, she got da gollywops.
gollywop by Huckaboo June 25, 2006
Usually a white man with a black face and white lips and sometimes sings with the word "wah" and a deep voice over-used, a bit like a wigger (white boy) as they are pretending be something there not and just looking plain stupid.
You used to be able collect little golimen tokens on the back of UK jam jars intill it was branded racially offensive and stopped in 2000 area. Marilyn Manson dressed up like a golliwog with mickey mouse ears on top (?) for his golden age album. Golliwogs are along the same rascit lines as "darkie tooth paste", "the laugthing nigger", "gollimen" and "minstrels".

Personally Golliwogs scare the sheer shit out of me.
"Wah wah, wah wah, wah wah wa-wa-wa-wa-wa-wah" - Golliwog song

"Golden Years" - David Bowie Golliwog song in background

"Robbinsons Jam" - The tokens

"The league of gentalmen" - that scary looking bastard
golliwog by Golliwullok September 21, 2005
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"My salad days,
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"Salad days, 'nuf said."
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