The correct term for the description "the lonely lion liked to like lollypops" would be alliteration. Alliteration is a figure of speech that involves the repetition of consonant sounds in a series of words or phrases, typically used for poetic or stylistic purposes.
The correct term for someone who is fond of or enjoys eating lollipops is a lollipop lover or lollipop enthusiast. As for the lonely lion, "lonely" refers to the lion's state of being alone or feeling isolated. However, there isn't a specific term that combines all three aspects of the phrase "lonely lion liked to like lollypops." It seems to be a playful sentence describing the lion's solitary nature and affinity for lollipops.
