all-day sucker
originally and chiefly North American
noun
A large, long-lasting lollipop.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Daily Times (Portsmouth, Ohio).
- black wattle
- Black Wednesday
- Black Week
- Blackwell, Elizabeth
- black whale
- black widow
- black widow spider
- black willow
- black-winged
- black-winged kite
- black-winged stilt
- black witch
- blackwood
- black woodpecker
- black Worcester
- blackwork
- blackwort
- blacky
- black–white
- blad
- bladder
- bladder campion
- bladdered
- bladder fern
- bladdernut