Noun:

சிறு ஆபரணம், அற்ப வஸ்து,

trinket's Usage Examples:

They have a passion for fine clothes and ornaments, tricking themselves out with glass trinkets, rings and articles of ivory and horn.

A trinket or bauble you inherited from a family member.

He had no family pictures, no trinkets or doodads like she had all over her apartment.

bijou boutiques, all offering expensive trinkets for sale.

He held out his hand, and she deposited a small trinket in it.

The human named Deidre had to have it with her, a trinket or piece of jewelry with sentimental value that she never took off.

"That pocket is for knives, not your shit," Pierre snapped as Linda dropped another trinket she'd bought into one of his pockets.

Ironstone and roofing slates are quarried, and there is some industry in agatepolishing and the manufacture of trinkets.

Gather a goody bag, toss in a few trinkets and a sprinkling of candy, and you're good to go.

They are very scantily dressed, wear a variety of trinkets, with a knife, hatchet, spear, bow and arrows, the only weapons they use.

Weapons, food, water, unguents and various trinkets were laid with the corpse at all periods.

The hutch style with an open middle (cabinets below and glass case above) will allow you to keep things like flowers and trinkets on display but not behind the glass.

Add your own charms or shop Gucci's collection and choose only the trinkets that tug insistently at your heart strings.

Synonyms:

trinketry, novelty, fallal, gaud, bauble, adornment, gewgaw, bangle,

Antonyms:

unoriginality,