Word for knick knacks

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  • bauble

    trinket, ornament

  • trinket

    ornament, novelty

  • trifle

    trinket, ornament

  • gewgaw

    trinket, ornament

  • bagatelle

    trinket, ornament

  • gimcrack

    trinket, novelty

  • bibelot

    novelty

  • kickshaw

  • ornament

  • toy

    novelty

  • novelty

  • souvenir

    memento, novelty

  • curio

  • memento

  • whatnot

    oojah

  • curiosity

  • decoration

  • gimmick

  • plaything

  • bijou

    gaud

  • gadget

  • gaud

  • bric-a-brac

  • oddity

  • tchotchke

  • item

  • conversation piece

  • knickknack

  • knickknacks

    curios

  • virtu

    curios

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1. The shelves were covered with ornaments and useless knick-knacks. 2. They had various knick-knacks on the top of the bookcase.

How do you use the word knack in a sentence?

English Sentences Focusing on Words and Their Word Families The Word «Knack» in Example Sentences Page 1

  1. [S] [T] Tom has the knack of making people cry. ( …
  2. [S] [T] Meg has a knack for languages. ( …
  3. [S] [T] She hasn’t got the knack of cooking yet. ( …
  4. [S] [T] Most souvenir shops are filled with worthless knick-knacks. (

Is Knick-Knack one word?

The word knickknack was originally a 16th century version of «dirty trick,» from knack, and its now-obsolete meaning «deception or trick.» Don’t freak out if it’s spelled knick-knack because that’s ok too.

What’s considered a Knick-Knack?

: a small trivial article usually intended for ornament a collection of colorful knickknacks Known in the computer industry as tchotchkes, which is Yiddish for cheap trinkets, the knickknacks distributed in the past year have included «Love Me Tender» toilet-roll dispensers, wax eyeballs, chocolate computers and Nerf- …

Does knickknack need a hyphen?

Knick-knack is the preferred spelling, although this word is sometimes written as a closed compound without a hyphen, knickknack.

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What’s Knick Knack Paddy Whack mean?

Paddy is slang for a police officer and whack is slang for murder. … So knick knack paddywhack is a way of saying that even the police aren’t safe, and if the mob has a hit out on someone, there’s nothing anyone can do to stop it from happening. No. That’s not what knick knack paddywhack means.

What does Dilly Dally mean?

intransitive verb. : to waste time by loitering or delaying : dawdle. Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences Learn More About dillydally.

Do they still sell Nik Naks?

Our current Nik Nak flavours are Nice ‘n’ Spicy, Rib ‘n’ Saucy and of course the original classic Nik Nak, Scampi ‘n’ Lemon (the one in the bright green pack!)

Does Dad mean?

1 : an ornamental attachment or decoration. 2 : an often small article whose common name is unknown or forgotten : gadget. Synonyms Example Sentences Learn More About doodad.

Is Nick another word for cut?

In this page you can discover 45 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for nick, like: impression, indent, notch, slit, cut, dent, chip, deface, dint, indentation and mar.

What’s a whim wham?

1 : a whimsical object or device especially of ornament or dress. 2 : fancy, whim. 3 whim-whams plural : jitters.

What not means?

Whatnot is another word for odds and ends. … You can use this word to indicate additional things of any kind that you don’t feel like naming. At the zoo, you might see lions, zebras, giraffes, and whatnot. In those cases, whatnot means a bunch of other stuff that’s like the stuff mentioned.

What is another word for knack for something?

Some common synonyms of knack are aptitude, bent, faculty, genius, gift, and talent. While all these words mean «a special ability for doing something,» knack implies a comparatively minor but special ability making for ease and dexterity in performance.

What does it mean to Knack a girl?

Definition: Act of sex. Example: dat guy knack dat girl wella.

How do you use the word leeway?

Leeway in a Sentence ?

  1. My boss grants me leeway to make my own decisions.
  2. The judge has a lot of leeway in deciding matters in court.
  3. I have no leeway to suggest anything for the project. …
  4. Sam granted his daughter a lot of leeway when it came to dating.

Is Nik Naks a Cheetos?

Nik Naks are a type of extruded corn snack previously manufactured by Sooner Snacks in the United Kingdom. The snack was introduced as Crunchy Wotsits, with a cheese flavour, in 1981.

Are Nik Naks the same as Cheetos?

Cheetos are like a pack of cheese-flavoured Nik Naks. That sounds good, but is actually utterly disappointing. Just stale Wotsits.

Is Dilly Dally a bad word?

They are used as synonyms of one another in the dictionary and they both mean someone is being annoying, because they are wasting time. … Dilly dallying would indicate a trite waste of time while lolly gagging, a more old fashioned expression, was synonymous with elicit relationships and an inappropriate waste of time.

Who is dilly dally?

Dilly Dally is a Canadian grunge and alternative rock band from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The band consists of Katie Monks (rhythm guitar and vocals), Liz Ball (lead guitar), Jimmy Tony (bassist) and Benjamin Reinhartz (drummer).

Who says dilly dally shilly?

DKHF #NTWEWYspoilers on Twitter: «Tifa saying «dilly dally shilly shally» in Dissidia NT.

What you mean by Paddy?

1 : rice especially : threshed unmilled rice. 2 : wet land in which rice is grown. Paddy. noun (2) Pad·​dy | ˈpa-dē

What is a Deven?

The name Deven is primarily a gender-neutral name of Indian origin that means Like A God. Indian/Sanskrit name or an alternate spelling of the name Devin.

Every household has a drawer, box or case full of little assorted items — buttons, plastic bendy things, screws, small metal pipes, etc. — that are usually very inexpensive and generally considered to be junk. What would you call these things? Trifle is the closest word that I can think of but even that isn’t “junk” enough.

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I like detritus

Accumulated material; debris: «Poems, engravings, press releases — he eagerly scrutinizes the detritus of fame» (Carlin Romano).

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miscellaneous remnants : odds and ends sifting through the detritus of his childhood — Michael Tomasky

answered Oct 22, 2012 at 23:46

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I like «bric-a-brac.» From NOAD:

bric-a-brac: miscellaneous objects and ornaments of little value.

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Bits and pieces, as well as bits and bobs can be used.

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odds and ends
Noun:
Miscellaneous articles or remnants.
Synonyms:
oddments

odds and ends (wiktionary)
Noun
odds and ends (plural only)
(idiomatic) Miscellaneous things.
The garage was filled with a random assortment of odds and ends.

answered Oct 23, 2012 at 4:46

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I’m a big fan of the word «knick-knacks» to describe odds and ends. I honestly couldn’t tell you if it’s widely accepted as a real word (or even in the dictionary?), but it is pretty commonly used.

answered Oct 23, 2012 at 1:51

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trinkets :

(Merriam-Webster)

3 : a thing of little value

(Dictionary.com)

1. a small ornament, piece of jewelry, etc., usually of little value.

2. anything of trivial value.

(Cambridge Dictionaries)

a small decorative object, or a piece of jewellery that is cheap or of
low quality

answered Oct 23, 2012 at 3:11

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I would call this sort of thing a «tchotchke» (pronounced /ˈtʃɒtʃkə/ chuch-ka, plural: tchotchkes). It is originally a Yiddish word, so it might not be well known in areas without substantial Ashkenazi Jewish populations.

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I think if you called it the junk drawer, just about everyone would know what you mean — it is not knick-knacks as those are things like porcelean figurines and shot glasses, nor trinkets as those are more valuable. It’s miscelaneous tools and junk that you don’t throw away on the off chance that it will be useful someday.

answered Oct 23, 2012 at 4:26

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Figuratively, one could call it flotsam and jetsam.

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I like kipple. It is not an English word, I know, but it was «invented» by the author Philip K. Dick to refer exactly to that kind of stuff that builds up almost without us knowing.

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If you’re talking about the contents of the drawer as a whole, the word miscellany has a definition of:

a mixed assortment of items; a miscellaneous collection or group of various or somewhat unrelated items

I also came across this interesting word, which is a synonym for miscellany: salmagundi

any mixture or miscellany

answered Oct 23, 2012 at 5:15

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Often called shite around these parts.

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You can call it clutter, and you can someone who collects a lot of this kind of junk (intentionally or not) a clutterbug.

I have quite a few clutterbugs in my family…

answered Oct 23, 2012 at 6:20

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In my household it’s the «stuff» drawer in the kitchen and the «stuff» bowl or jar or basket in any other room. About as nondescript as you can get.

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I call them dust collectors. I would prefer to get rid of them but can not.

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I think the word you are looking for is jumble. Here’s what the OED has to say:

jumble |ˈjəmbəl|
noun
an untidy collection or pile of things: the books were in a chaotic jumble.
Brit.articles collected for a jumble sale.

verb [ with obj. ]
mix up in a confused or untidy way: a drawer full of letters jumbled together.

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If they happen to be items with logos and advertising on them, you could call it spam and many would know what you mean.

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Paraphernalia hasn’t been mentioned yet. Perhaps it has the same «unwanted» feeling as «junk», but in a clumsy old-fashioned sense, too.

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When listening to a conversation taking place in English you are likely to come across the phrase ‘knick knacks.’ But what is the meaning of this phrase? We are going to look at the answer to this question as well as finding out where the phrase first came from and how we can use it in our day to day conversations.

“Knick Knacks” Meaning

The meaning of the term ‘knick knacks’ refers to a random item, or a selection of random items. These items are usually kept as collectables or ornaments and toys.

Origin of this idiom

This idiomatic phrase is believed to have derived from the word ‘knack’ in the 16th century. The word knack was originally used to describe a trinket and that is where the meaning we use today has evolved from.

“Knick Knacks” Examples

Examples in Statements

This is a statement made by someone who collects items related to the Royal Family.

  • ‘I have plates featuring the Queen, tea cups, towels and many other knick knacks that I have collected over the years.’

Here is a statement made in an advert for a shop.

  • ‘We sell everything from jewelry to sweets and plenty of other little knick knacks.’

Conversation Examples

Here are a couple of examples of how the term ‘knick knacks’ would work in a conversation.

This first conversation is occurring between a husband and wife.

  • Person 1: “We need to get rid of some of the things in this living room.”
  • Person 2: “Why do we?”
  • Person 1: “There are too many knick knacks in here and it is starting to look a mess.”

Here is a conversation which is happening between two friends.

  • Person 1: “I have been collecting pigs for many years. “
  • Person 2: “What sort of things do you collect?”
  • Person 1: “I have cuddly toys, pictures and a lot of little knick knacks that I keep on the shelf.”

Other Ways to Say the Phrase

There are a lot of other ways in which you can say the term ‘knick knacks.’ Here are a few examples of other phrases that mean the same thing.

  • Bits and bobs
  • Odds and ends
  • This and that

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1. I

1) I have something to do мне надо сделать кое-что и т. д.; it gives me something to do благодаря этому у меня есть [какое-то] занятие; I have nothing to do мне нечего делать; what are you doing? что вы делаете?; what do you do? чем вы занимаетесь?, кем вы работаете?; try what kindness will do попробуй, чего можно добиться добром; look at what a little hard work can do смотри, что может дать небольшое усилие; they are up and doing coll. они уже заняты делами, они уже работают id nothing doing! coll. этот номер не пройдёт!, ни черта!

2) I don’t know what to do я не знаю, что делать /как мне поступить/; what is there to do? что тут поделаешь /можно сделать/?; there is nothing to do ничего не поделаешь

3) half of that

2. II

1) do somewhere often in the Continuous there was not much doing there там особенно нечего было делать; there is nothing to do here a) здесь нечего делать; б) здесь скучно

2) do in some manner you have done wisely вы умно поступили; you could do better ты бы мог сделать получше; I should have done so мне так и следовало поступить; you’ve helped me by so doing поступив так /сделав это/, вы мне помогли; what is worth doing is worth doing promptly стоящее дело надо делать сразу; you should not do so much не нужно так утруждать себя; he lives longest who does most кто больше работает, тот дольше живет

3) do in some manner that will do excellently a) это и т. д. прекрасно и т. д. подойдет; б) этого и т. д. вполне и т. д. хватит /достаточно/; this will hardly do а) вряд ли этого хватит; б) вряд ли это уместно; do somewhere that won’t do here здесь это не пройдет; do for some time she made her old dress do another season она проносила свое старое платье еще сезон || that’ll do now а теперь довольно / хватит/; this will never do так совсем нельзя; так просто невозможно, так дело не пойдет

4) do in some manner do well преуспевать, процветать; all the boys except one have done well все мальчики, кроме одного, добились хороших результатов; he will do better next time в следующий раз у него получится лучше; I hope you will do better in future надеюсь, вам в дальнейшем больше повезет /у вас в дальнейшем дела пойдут лучше/; the firm is doing none too well дела фирмы идут далеко не блестяще; the garden is doing well все в саду цветет; the wheat is doing well пшеница хорошо уродилась; the patients are doing well больные и т. д. чувствуют себя хорошо и т. д.; is the baby doing well? хорошо ли развивается /растет/ малыш?; they asked how he was doing они справились о его состоянии, они спрашивали, как его здоровье или как у него дела; we are doing pretty well дела у нас идут совсем неплохо; she is doing poorly дела у нее идут неважно

5) 0 to have done at wine time will he ever have done! неужели он никогда не кончит /не перестанет/]; move quicker or we shall never have done шевелись /пошевеливайся/, а то мы никогда не кончим

3. III

1) do smth. are you doing anything? вы заняты?; I’ll do nothing of the sort ничего подобного я делать не стану; she did nothing but cry она только плакала; he makes her do anything he wants он заставляет ее делать все, что [он] захочет

2) do smb. that will do him это и т. д. ему подойдет; it is a small house but it will do us дом маленький, но нас он устроит; will these shoes do you? вам подойдут такие туфли?

3) do smth. do one’s work выполнять [свою] работу и т. д.; he has done a good day’s work он изрядно поработал сегодня; do repairs производить ремонт; she did six copies of the letter она сняла с письма шесть копий; do one’s military service проходить срочную службу в армии

4) do smth. do the house приводить в порядок дом и т. д.; do the room убирать в комнате; do the housework делать домашнюю работу, выполнять работу по дому; do the dishes мыть посуду и т. д., do the beds застилать кровати; do the bookshelves смахивать /стирать/ пыль с книжных полок и т. д.; do the flowers расставлять цветы , do one’s teeth чистить зубы; do one’s hair причесываться, делать прическу

5) do smth. do the dinner сварить /сделать/ обед и т. д.; do the salad приготавливать /делать/ салат и т. д.; do one’s lessons готовить /делать/ уроки и т. д.; do sums решать арифметические задачи и т. д.

6) do smth. do [much] good приносить [большую] пользу; do a good deed сделать доброе дело; do harm /wrong/ причинять вред, делать зло; that won’t do any good от этого толку не будет. это ничего не даст; do a good turn оказать хорошую услугу; do a favour сделать одолжение; do one’s best /one’s utmost, one’s damnedest, all one can/ сделать все возможное; do wonders /miracles/ творить чудеса; do mischief натворить дел, набедокурить; do smb.’s will исполнять чью-л. волю

7) do some distance the car was doing sixty машина делала шестьдесят километров или миль /ехала со скоростью шестьдесят километров или миль/

8) do smth., smb. do a book писать книгу и т. д.; do one’s correspondence писать письма; Disney did a movie about the seven dwarfs Дисней сделал фильм о семи гномах

9) do smth., smb. do Hamlet ставить или играть Гамлета и т. д., do a concerto исполнять концерт и т. д., do the host выступать в качестве /исполнять обязанности, быть за/ хозяина и т. д.

10) do smth. do medicine изучать медицину и т. д.; do science изучать точные науки

11) do some places do London осмотреть Лондон и т.д., ознакомиться с достопримечательностями Лондона и т. д.; we did a show мы сходили в театр

12) 0 have done smth. have you done supper ? ты кончил ужинать и т. д.?

13) 0 do smth. do time отбывать тюремное заключение; do ten years отсидеть десять лет и т. д.; if they get caught they would have to do five years если они попадутся, их засадят /посадят/ на /им придется отсидеть/ пять лет

4. IV

1) do smth. in some manner do smth. well do one’s work thoroughly тщательно выполнить свою работу; do smth. differently делать что-л. не так [, как другие] /иначе/; do smth. at some time what are you doing now? что вы сейчас делаете?, чем вы сейчас заняты?; what shall I do next? a) что мне делать дальше?; б) как мне быть /поступить/ дальше?; I must do some work now теперь мне надо поработать; he does all his work at night он работает по ночам /ночью/; are you doing anything tomorrow? вы завтра [чем-л.] заняты?; do smth. somewhere these are things they do better at home [than abroad] подобные вещи делают лучше у нас [, чем за границей]

2) do smb. in some manner this room will do me quite well эта комната и т. д. меня вполне устроит

4) do smth. in some manner do the beef well хорошо прожарить говядину и т. д., do the vegetables a little longer потушите овощи еще немного

6) do smb., smth. in some manner tie does the host admirably он замечательно выполняет роль хозяина; do Hamlet well хорошо играть Гамлета и т. д.: do this concerto brilliantly блестяще исполнить / сыграть/ этот концерт

8) do smb. in some manner coll. do smb. well хорошо принимать / угощать или обслуживать / кого-л.; they do you, well here at this hotel в этом отеле хорошее обслуживание; do smb. at some time I will do you next я обслужу вас следующим, следующая очередь ваша || do smb. well / proud / не отказывать кому-л. ни в чем

5. V

do smb., smth. smth. do smb., smth. an injury причинять кому-л., чему-л. вред; it won’t do us any harm if we talk the matter over если мы обсудим этот вопрос, хуже [нам] не будет, нам не мешает обсудить этот вопрос; do smb., smth. good приносить кому-л., чему-л. пользу, быть кому-л., чему-л. полезным; drink this, it will do you good выпейте это, вам станет лучше; washing it won’t do your blouse any good от стирки ваша блузка лучше не станет; do smb. credit делать кому-л. честь; he is doing you credit вы можете им гордиться; do smb. justice отдать кому л. должное, воздать кому-л. по заслугам; no one ever did him justice никто его не ценил по заслугам; to do him justice we must say… справедливости ради мы должны сказать, что он…; that picture doesn’t do her justice в жизни она гораздо лучше [.чем на фото]; do smth. justice по-настоящему оценить что-л.; do smb. an injustice несправедливо относиться к кому-л., обижать кого-л.; do smb. the honour… оказывать кому-л. честь; I hope you will do me the honour of dining with me надеюсь, вы окажете [мне] честь отобедать со мной и т. д., do smb. a favour / a kindness, a good turn / оказать кому-л. услугу, сделать кому-л. одолжение; do smb. a bad turn оказать кому-л. плохую услугу, сослужить кому-л. дурную службу

6. VII

do smth. to do smth. do one’s best / one’s utmost, one’s damnedest / to do smth. сделать все возможное, чтобы добиться чего-л.; do one’s best / all one can / to help us сделать все возможное, чтобы помочь нам и т. д.; it won’t do any good to complain жалобы не помогут, от жалоб толку не будет

7. XI

1) be done that sort of thing is not done так не поступают / не делают / ; what is to be done? что делать?, как быть?; there is nothing to be dam ничего не поделаешь / не сдёлаешь / ; be done in some manner it is easily dent это делается легко и т.д., the work is done well работа выполнена хорошо и т. д., it is badly done это плохо сделано; it was done deliberately это было сделано намеренно / умышленно; how is this work to be done? как выполняется эта работа?; can such a thing be possibly done? разве можно / возможно ли / это сделать?; it’s easier said than done легче сказать, чем сделать; be done at some time everything cannot be done at once все сразу не делается; that must be done again это надо переделать; be done with / about / smb., smth. what is to be done with him ? что с ним и т. д. делать?; nothing can be done with the matter yet с этим вопросом пока ничего нельзя сделать; has anything been done about a speaker for the next meeting? позаботились ли о том, чтобы обеспечить / пригласить / докладчика на следующее заседание?

4) be done all is done все кончено, все сделано; it is done готово, сделано; the day is done день кончился / прошел / ; be done at some time a woman’s work is never done женская работа / работа по хозяйству / никогда не кончается; I can’t leave before the job is done я не могу уйти, пока работа не будет закончена; be done with smth. are you done with these scissors ? вам больше не нужны ножницы и т. д.?; that’s all over and done with с этим все кончено || done! по рук

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