A small ornament, piece of jewellery, decorative accessory, etc., that is showy or attractive but typically inexpensive or of little value; a…

concrete. A plaything, toy. Also (now always), something gaudy; a showy ornament, a piece of finery; a gewgaw. Now rhetorical.

Anything that looks bright or showy; an ornament; esp. one that is used to amuse a child. Cf. nosegay, n. Obsolete (British regional in later use).

? earlier form of trinket, n.1

apparently A personal ornament of little value; a pretty toy or trifle; a gewgaw. Obsolete.

A gaudy trifle, plaything, or ornament, a pretty thing of little value, a toy or bauble.

A small ornament or fancy article, usually an article of jewellery for personal adornment.

A small ornament or curiosity, esp. one of little intrinsic value; a showy or fancy article, esp. one worn for personal adornment; a knick-knack…

A bright-coloured ornament; a toy, bauble, gewgaw; = gaud, n.2 2. Obsolete.

A piece of worthless or inferior ornamentation or decoration; a bauble, a trifle. Obsolete.

Apparently perversion of trinket, n.1, simulating a Spanish or Italian form.

Something that makes a continuous and alternating jingle; a jingling ornament or trinket.

A pretty object, feature, act, etc.; an ornament, a decoration.

A trinket.

concrete. An ingenious contrivance; a toy, trinket, trifle, knick-knack, n. ? Obsolete.

A light, dainty article of furniture, dress, or food; any curious or pleasing trifle more for ornament than use; a trinket, gimcrack, kickshaw.

also attributive.

A little knick-knack.

A slight or trifling ornament.

A personal ornament; a trinket.

? Short for gewgaw, n.

A pretty thing; an ornament, a decorative trifle; (now also) an item of lingerie.

= trinket, n.1 2 3.

A trinket, a piece of bric-a-brac.

An object which is decorative or amusing rather than strictly functional; a trinket, knick-knack.