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knickknack
noun as in trinket; decorative piece
Example Sentences
Fans who wanted bonus tunes or knickknacks or just aimed to champion their favorite artist bought multiple copies.
They found a pair of her father’s vintage spectacles and fragments of his sculptures, assembled from knickknacks and everyday objects.
One afternoon, she invited Brink to her home, where the dining table was set with scissors, glue sticks, stacks of magazines and knickknacks.
Ken, who declined to give his last name, has worked as a sales associate at Bunkado, a knickknack shop in Little Tokyo, for several years.
“I love painting and crafting knickknacks,” she says.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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