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trinket

noun as in knickknack

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

Sharan started to avoid the school canteen as a result and would spend lunch money on trinkets and hobbies, rather than food.

From BBC

Over hundreds of episodes and more than 20 seasons, Fritz and Wolfe scoured the nation for antique and vintage goods — finding value in and giving new life to aging trinkets.

Indulge the inner ornament enthusiast From there, I’d go over to Hillhurst to Spitfire Girl, this really, really cute store that has amazing gifts and trinkets.

It would mark the full circle of a seven-year project: welding recycled materials and donated trinkets into whimsical sculptures containing uplifting messages.

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

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