bauble
bau·ble
noun \ˈbȯ-bəl, ˈbä-\Definition of BAUBLE
Examples of BAUBLE
- <picked up some cheap baubles at the fair>
Origin of BAUBLE
Middle English babel, from Middle French
First Known Use: 14th century
Related to BAUBLE
Related Words: bijouterie, bric-a-brac, gimcrackery, trinketry, trumpery, virtu (or vertu); bagatelle, trifle; figurine, objet d'art (also objet), ornament; keepsake, memento, souvenir; conversation piece; collectible (or collectable), collector's item
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