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Meaning of trinket
A small ornament or decorative item
Etymology of trinket
The word "trinket" has its roots in the Middle English period, derived from the Middle English word "trinket", which is itself from the Old French word "trinquet", a diminutive form of "trinque", meaning "a little thing"
Historically, the term has been used to describe small, often decorative or ornamental items, and has been in use since the 14th century
Synonyms
ornament
decoration
knick-knack
souvenir
memento
token
keepsake
charm
bauble
trifle
novelty
gadget
gizmo
thingamajig
doohickey
gewgaw
bagatelle
frippery
frill
adornment
accessory
embellishment
trimming
finery
jewelry
treasure
treasure trove
precious thing
valuable
prized possession
cherished item
favorite thing
Definitions
- A small ornament or decorative item, especially one of little value
- * A small, often decorative item that is kept as a memento or souvenir
Usage Examples
- She kept the trinket her grandmother had given her as a reminder of their special bond
- * The market stall was filled with all sorts of trinkets and souvenirs for tourists to buy