gewgaw
11gewgaw — gew|gaw [ gju,gɔ ] noun count INFORMAL a GEEGAW …
12gewgaw — Worthless bauble …
13gewgaw — gew·gaw || gjuËgÉ”Ë n. trivial thing; cheap toy; useless ornament …
14gewgaw — Showy but valueless. Rapidly trifling. One of the many words in English for miscellaneous objects or nondescript junk, which also includes nickknack, trinket, doodad, whatnot, and tchotchke. (pron. GYOO gaw, or GOO gaw) Also see bad art,… …
15gewgaw — [ gju:gɔ:] (also chiefly N. Amer. geegaw) noun a showy thing, especially one that is useless or worthless. Origin ME: of unknown origin …
16gewgaw — n. Bawble, trifle, trinket, toy, plaything, gaud, worthless piece of finery …
17gewgaw — noun (C) a cheap brightly coloured piece of jewellery or decoration …
18gewgaw — n gimcrack, Inf. whim wham, bauble, trinket, knickknack, doodad, bagatelle, trifle, kickshaw, brummagem, toy, plaything; gaud, showy orna ment, spangle, sequin, tinsel, clinquant; worthless finery, frippery, Archaic. trumpery, junk; bric a brac,… …
19gewgaw — gew·gaw …
20gewgaw — gew•gaw [[t]ˈgyu gɔ, ˈgu [/t]] n. something gaudy and useless; trinket; bauble • Etymology: 1175–1225; ME giuegaue; gradational compound of uncert. orig. gew′gawed, adj …