knicknack
11tchotchkeria — A place that sells tchotchkes. From Yiddish tchotchke, meaning useless little object (knicknack), and Spanish taqueria, meaning a restaurant that specializes in tacos and other Mexican fast food. Usually found in quaint towns, usually patronized… …
12gimcrack — n. Trifle, toy, knicknack, knack, jiggumbob …
13jewel — n 1. gem, stone, precious stone, Sl. rock, bijou; sparkler, brilliant, diamond, pearl, emerald, ruby, sapphire, rhinestone. 2. ornament, trinket, bauble, adornment; bangle, brooch, Archaic. ouch, earring, ring, nosering; badge, medal, medallion,… …
14gadg|et — «GAJ iht», noun. Informal. 1. a small mechanical device or contrivance; any ingenious device: »A cookie cutter and a can opener are kitchen gadgets. They have installed decent cooking ranges and gas, and the men have already made themselves all… …
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