Green’s Dictionary of Slang

dollop v.

1. to give up a share, lit. ‘dole up’.

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1876
[UK]Hotten Sl. Dict.
[UK]C. Hindley Life and Adventures of a Cheap Jack 28: I have known men literally give their goods away, or to throw them at each other, which is termed ‘dolloping’.

2. (Irish) to adulterate.

1910
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1997
[Ire]P.W. Joyce Eng. As We Speak It In Ireland (1979) 248: That coffee is dolloped.
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