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Meanings of nicknack in English
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Examples for "bric-a-brac"
Examples for "bric-a-brac"
1
Then he saw the weird little glass statuette among the usual bric-a-brac.
2
Next to that was a bric-a-brac of odd items in a box.
3
The prince who spoke had come to Paris solely to buy bric-a-brac.
4
Rowland's sitting-room was encumbered with bric-a-brac, and she found plenty of occupation.
5
Her room is one of the best and filled with books and bric-a-brac.
1
Here is a place for a campaign of education-Chautaquaand whatnot.
2
He went in to drag Grammer again before the whatnot, his mind sharpened to subtlety.
3
Why doesn't Don Loris simply give you so much a year, or week, or whatnot?
4
In one angle of the room austerely huddled a three-cornered "whatnot" of four shelves.
5
I'm going to go check on the ceremonial whosits and whatnots.
1
Flagg reached a knickknack shelf populated with a milky-green menagerie of jade animals.
2
When Molly's around, you're an inanimate knickknack until I say otherwise.
3
Every peso, every bar, every knickknack I have handled with my own hands.
4
Finally, the package will squeeze in an interesting knickknack, a Crow T. Robot figurine.
5
She is not worth more than any piece of emptiness, any trifle, or knickknack.
Usage of nicknack in English
1
A little silk, a few weapons, a curiosity, a nicknack, comprise my stock.
2
P.S.-Anelectrical machine, and a number of little nicknacks connected with it, Mr. Calvert has.-"Write"
3
'You, Miss Swancourt, would not, under such circumstances, have preferred the nicknacks?'
4
Then we should be ashamed of the work by which we must make money to pay for all these nicknacks.
5
"I have these few nicknacks," added the stranger, producing a bundle tied in his pocket-handkerchief.
6
They had hardly exchanged a few commonplace words when two Indian girls made their appearance, offering all sorts of nicknacks for sale.
7
On and over the mantelpiece were nicknacks of various descriptions, and photographic portraits of the artistic, scientific, and literary celebrities of the day.
8
All I have is included in that small package, which contains a chemise, a pair of stockings, some handkerchiefs, and a few nicknacks.
9
There were lace curtains, cashmere hangings, brocade portieres, a set of chimney ornaments modeled by Stidmann, a glass cabinet filled with dainty nicknacks.
Nicknack through the time