dollop (dolop)

t. [E. dial.; cf. dollop, n.] 1. To beat.-2. To handle awkwardly. [Prov, Eng.] dolly1t (dol'i), n.; pl. dollies (-iz). [See doll1.] Same as dolll. Drink, and dance, and pipe, and play, Ki e our dollies night and day. Herrick. dolly2 (dol'i), n.; pl. dollies (-iz). [A dim. of doll2; ult. identical with dolly1.] A doll. See doll2. a cape or hanging piece over the arm instead of a sleeve; a kind of mantle.