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Where does the word dollop originate?

The word "dollop" likely originated from the Dutch word "dollep", which means "lump" or "clump".

It was first used in English in the 18th century to describe a small lump or portion of something, often used in reference to food. The word is thought to have been brought to England by Dutch sailors or immigrants.

While the exact etymology is not fully documented, the Dutch origin is the most widely accepted theory.

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