dollops

noun
UK /ˈdɒləps/
US /ˈdɑːləps/

Dollops are big, soft lumps of something like cream or jam.

She put two dollops of whipped cream on her cake.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Small amounts of something added in a casual way.

He added dollops of humor to his speech.

3. A generous serving of a soft food.

The soup came with dollops of sour cream on top.

4. Clumsy or silly people (informal, dated).

The old teacher called the noisy boys a bunch of dollops.