trinket
31trinket — trin•ket [[t]ˈtrɪŋ kɪt[/t]] n. 1) a small ornament, piece of jewelry, etc., usu. of little value 2) anything of trivial value • Etymology: 1525–35; orig. uncert …
32trinket — /ˈtrɪŋkət / (say tringkuht) noun 1. any small fancy article, bit of jewellery, or the like, usually of little value. 2. anything trifling. {origin uncertain} …
33trinket — Mea li ili i ho okīnohinohi (ornamental); mea li ili i milimili (toy) …
34trinket — An ornament or plaything, rather than a thing of utility. Bracelets, shirt pins, rings, and brooches, they are clearly articles of personal decoration and adornment, and literally fall within the description of trinkets. See Ocean S.S. Co. v Way …
35trinket — n. a trifling ornament, jewel, etc., esp. one worn on the person. Derivatives: trinketry n. Etymology: 16th c.: orig. unkn …
36Isla Trinket — Localización País  India Archipiélago Islas Nicobar …
37knitter — trinket …
38Coelognathus helena — Trinket Snake Trinket Snake from North Bengal, India Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia …
39Trinkat — Trinket, auch Trinkat, war bis 2004 eine 86 km² große Insel, die zu den Nikobaren im Indischen Ozean gehört. Laut indischer Volkszählung im Jahr 2001 lebten auf der Insel 436 Menschen. Sie ist bei dem schweren Seebeben im Indischen Ozean 2004 und …
40conversation piece — trinket or object that inspires conversation about its unusual qualities; dramatic work based primarily on dialogue rather than plot …
