Meanings of bric-à-brac in English

In the course of time, the bric-à-brac and the pictures showed wear.

Nestling among the domestic bric-à-brac were a series of diminutive figurines.

You were beautiful, and you were frail; you were half goddess and half bric-à-brac.

As though they were a sort of choice bric-à-brac.

That's going some for a bit of breakable bric-à-brac.

He has gone off with the vegetables and the bric-à-brac, and I think he is dissatisfied.

Father Medicis dealt in all sorts of bric-à-brac.

Across the road from Man Mo, the antique dealers and bric-à-brac sellers of Cat Street are doing a modest trade.

Louis's desk became loaded with ornaments, his room at Mrs. Green's became filled with nearly Wedgwood vases, candlesticks, and other bric-à-brac.

It was packed stiff with rats, and with an extraordinary variety of bric-à-brac they had scavenged and built into dens and caves.

Although he was neat in a womanish way, the room he ruled over was heaped with lookers and miscellaneous bric-à-brac in disorderly fashion.

A number of fine pictures hung on the walls, and richly bound books lay on the shirting tables amid pieces of rare bric-à-brac.

The others moved along, and Trennahan, seeing what was expected of him, brought a chair and elevated his feet among the Chinese bric-à-brac.

These bric-à-bracs were never allowed a peaceful day, a reposeful day, a restful Sabbath.

'Tain't likely that she, being so long in a furrin country, has had much chance to go through the stores and pick out bric-à-brac.