frippery

The frippery of the island was dropped like the withes which bound Samson.

Frippery which would be discarded in England is often useful in India.

No, but like them I have learnt to rate all this frippery at its worth!

She was at Coronado again, in the sunshine and frippery of her sitting room.

This frippery has not only the girl's personality but her very spirit in it.

She takes no interest in anything but the frippery side of life.

His dynasty and his Empire were the frippery of a past time.

A heap of frippery, a handful of gems, a dish or two more on the table cannot give it.

His selfishness, his vanity, his idleness, his frippery were annulled in the instant.

You'll see I've used it legitimately—none of it's gone on frippery.