knickknack

It used to be a legitimate place for locals to enjoy some boat noodles or shop for produce and knickknacks.

You don't know their taste, or you don't like their taste or you know that they don't need any extra knickknacks.

In general, the economic arbiters of taste recommend "experiences" over commodities, pastimes over knickknacks , doing over having.

Staples of garage sales include old clothing, books, toys, household knickknacks, lawn and garden tools, sports equipment, and board games.

Start with the little things, the things on shelves and in drawers the knickknacks, the collectibles.

Be sure to get rid of any knickknacks .

Whence came the rich, elegant dresses, the astonishingly coloured buttons, the knickknacks of silver and gold?

Lassiter likes to animate normally inanimate objects -- a bicycle, a toy, a lamp, or knickknacks on a shelf.

Maggie: Jason, look at my knickknacks .

Given the Dutch predilection for stuffing a house full of knickknacks, I decided this was no bad thing.

Also hideous but not uncomfortable furniture and an enormous mass of knickknacks.

Shortly after Hannah's arrival Mr. Maekawa, the proprietor of a stationery shop, receives a delivery of old knickknacks from a friend.

She spent all their money on foolish little knickknacks.

Gag gifts are only funny once. And they're not even that funny. No refunds. Same goes for cutesy knickknacks.

The other Chinese knickknacks they found sold for as little as $65.

This is the excuse I gave myself for the mountain of papers, knickknacks, and San Pellegrino bottles normally piled on my desk at work.

He searched fanatically for the papers, knocking down the knickknacks on the desk.