gobstoppers

The track also features the first (and best) use of the noun "pick n 'mix," namely, the do-it-yourself candy array at America's finest movie establishments, in a song (Turner's object of affection is partial to "gobstoppers" and "strawberry rips").

Cokemachineglow.com 2009

` wool '; gab, Gaelic for ` mouth' (and hence ` chatter ') from which we also get the word gob (in England a popular form of candy for children is "gobstoppers"), and its derivatives gobble and goblet; galore, from the Gaelic gu

VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol II No 4 1976

Reading the menu feels like stepping back into postwar Britain: Soles in Coffins (sole fillets cooked in a hollowed out potato), Pease Pudding (split peas with parsley), Manchester Tart (a traditional jam and custard pastry he recalls eating at school) and a Sweet Shop Bag (a paper bag full of licorice, barley cane and gobstoppers).

Chef Marcus Wareing Caters to His Children Tara Loader Wilkinson 2011

Eye-candy in a movie is one thing, but I feel like the Wachowski Bristers are pelting me with skittles and gobstoppers.

MORE SPEED RACER TRAILERNESS (UPDATE) 2008

My ego is made out of a comination of kevlar and the outer coating of gobstoppers.

COMMENTS OF THE WEEK 2008

Dogs are patted, gossip exchanged, gobstoppers and candy floss facepaint the boys.

Show Sunday Peter Ashley 2008

I see you'd removed your suit of armour to make the intake of gobstoppers more straightforward.

Sweetie Time Peter Ashley 2008

Aaron Eckhart swallows gum and chews everlasting gobstoppers.

CAST OF RUM DIARY GETS MORE AWESOME 2009

Then there are boxes of delicacies closer to hand: liquorice bootlaces, lollipops, fruit salad chews, gobstoppers, all temptingly displayed on every available surface ...

Sugar candy kisses Jonathan 2005

Then there are boxes of delicacies closer to hand: liquorice bootlaces, lollipops, fruit salad chews, gobstoppers, all temptingly displayed on every available surface ...

Archive 2005-02-01 Jonathan 2005