is "sucker" an usual name of lollipop?
my friend asked me if i wanted a sucker..which turned out to be a lollipop...
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Yes, sucker is used to mean lollipop and such
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No, not in the midwest.
Actually, I hear 'sucker' more often than 'lollipop'.
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