Meanings of small trinket in English

Rather at her bidding, and with a small trinket that she gave to me at parting.

He is not a rich man, but he is the co-owner of a small trinket factory.

He rose, and went into his bedroom, from which he returned with a small trinket-box in his hand.

A small trinket will make them feel extra special, and it will be something they will cherish for years to come.

She was answered by having a small trinket-box placed before her, and being requested to chuse from among several gold chains and necklaces.

Keep a few small trinkets, and send all the others away.

On a table before her lay a pile of laces and small trinkets.

You will discover him in the market, selling small trinkets.

Surrounded by flowers, small trinkets, sweet oils, she left us.

It contained papers, love-letters many years old-allsorts of small trinkets and woman's memoranda.

It was a small room, unassuming, decorated with very little, save small trinkets that merchants brought her.

Faded but instantly recognisable, small trinkets attached to its surface coincide with the names of the lives lost.

Nor would she, if she could, exchange the darker, heavier, richer gifts for the bright small trinkets of the past.

We gave the girl some small trinkets, and a fair piece of cloth for an apron, whereat she was greatly pleased.

I had no money, but my patients had given me a handful of small trinkets, ribbons, and bits of carving or jewelry.

Randolph saw that she had slipped an Indian bracelet, profusely hung with small trinkets, from her arm to her wrist, and was evidently selecting one.