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Meanings of trinket in English
Catalan
requincalla Spanish
dije Usage of trinket in English
1
Five minutes later the rat appeared, bearing the trinket in its mouth.
2
He took the trinket from her, turning it over in his fingers.
3
The only trinket which he had was the fragment of a sandwich.
4
There in the goblin's hands was the trinket from the duke's house.
5
Hastily he lowered the canoe again, and picked up the bright trinket.
6
Stock is not a trinket that you can return to the shop.
7
That afternoon the trinket went back to Will with a curt letter.
8
And the maid is comely, well worth a trinket from thy store.
9
When she had unfastened a clasp, she handed the trinket to Stephen.
10
That flashing trinket was far more eloquent than any words of mine.
11
He was never unwilling to restore a trinket made precious by sentiment.
12
He'd spent a fortune on that trinket, but he'd loved her then.
13
The legs and arms quieted down; the fat hands grabbed the glittering trinket.
14
I used to have a trinket, a key chain I think.
15
In one or two of them a trinket was visible; others were empty.
16
If the decline continues, United may even make time for another long-forgotten trinket.
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Trinket across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common