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trinket

noun as in knickknack

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Clarisse Loughrey gave the film three stars in the Independent, calling Paddington in Peru "the worst in the franchise" but praised the production design, which takes full advantage of moving the cast away from the cosy comforts of London, and making "every interior look like an untouched escape room with secrets hidden under every trinket".

From BBC

That gives this tiny trinket an outsize dose of big Cali energy, no?

I knew he hadn’t purchased this trinket for me.

It felt like sifting through the treasures inside Ariel’s’ underwater grotto; even the tiniest trinket was etched with perfect, arcane meaning.

From Salon

Others wait patiently at the merchandise stalls, anxious to buy a jersey, a scarf, a commemorative trinket.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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