memorabilia
/ˌmɛm(ə)rəˈbɪlɪə
/plural noun [treated as singular or plural]
1Objects kept or collected because of their associations with memorable people or events: sixties memorabilia...
- These photos, along with Walt Burton's collection of period memorabilia, give us a unique view of that historic event.
- Norpa is keen to collect old photos, memorabilia and stories about Lismore's major floods.
- He collects sporting memorabilia including 39 signed rugby balls and countless signed photos of players.
1.1 archaic Memorable or noteworthy observations or writings.
Origin
Late 18th century: from Latin, neuter plural of memorabilis 'memorable'.
Rhymes
- millionairism
- million city
- million-dollar
- million-dollar question
- million-dollar weed
- million-dollar wound
- millioned
- millionfold
- millionheiress
- million-pound
- million-pounder
- million seller
- million-selling
- millionth
- milliosmol
- milliosmolar
- milliosmole
- millipede
- Millipore
- milliprobe
- mill-iron
- millisecond
- millisecond pulsar
- millisite
- Millite