gum-drop

The creature—which looks like a cross between a Pomeranian, a green gum-drop, that creepy Snuggles bear, and just a dash of dandelion mixed with Hello Kitty—is an extraterrestrial being with extraordinary powers and a hankering for tummy-rubs.

Buzzine » Movie Roundup – March Madness 2008

Gloria was chewing an amazing gum-drop and staring moodily out the window.

The Beautiful and Damned 2003

One evening Miss Tway was so "worked up" about failing in a solo she was trying to sing that she fainted twice, the first time with her mouth shut, the second time with it open; and Saul, not knowing what else to do, put a gum-drop into it, which offended Miss Tway, for she thought it was his finger.

Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, September, 1878 Various

"She says it just in the way you might wish for a piece of plum cake or another gum-drop," she mused bitterly.

Peggy-Alone Mary Agnes Byrne

I would sooner, with the old-time Egyptians, adore a well-behaved cat or a toothsome cucumber than with certain modern feather-heads and gum-drop hearts, sing hymns to a shapely foot or dimpled cheek and offer incense to

Explanation of Catholic Morals A Concise, Reasoned, and Popular Exposition of Catholic Morals

Having seen what I did, I wasn't particularly surprised to meet Bobbie at the club next day looking about as merry and bright as a lonely gum-drop at an Eskimo tea-party.

My Man Jeeves 1928

"And," continued John, unmoved, "is instantly handed a gum-drop by his faithful Eskimo."

The Prince and Betty 1928

The bag was quite empty now, not even a gum-drop or a penny whistle was left; and Santa heaved another sigh as he tucked it under the seat of his sleigh and clambered wearily in.

This Way to Christmas 1916

Gloria was chewing an amazing gum-drop and staring moodily out the window.

The Beautiful and Damned 1918

He was more moved than I had ever seen him, and ate a gum-drop to cover his embarrassment.

The After House Mary Roberts Rinehart 1917