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Jewellery (or
jewelry in
American English)
consists of
decorative items worn for
personal adornment, such as brooches, rings, necklaces, earrings, pendants...
- đàn môi (Vietnam),
doromb (Hungary),
drumla (Poland),
drymba (Ukraine),
gewgaw,
guimbard (France),
guimbarda (Catalan),
gogona (****am),
karinding (Sudanese)...
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Christmas ornament -
British English trinket knickknack or Bric-à-brac
frippery gewgaw tchotchke small jewelry This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- 5/10. The website's
consensus reads: "Like a
colorfully overengineered gewgaw on the shelf, Toys
might look like fun, but its
seemingly limitless possibilities...
- sister,
Aaron Gray,
Jesse Jacobi, and
pseudonymous musicians fmAura and
Gewgawly I. Part of the
multimedia project was a side-scrolling game in
which a...
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newspaper hitherto seen in the
history of journalism. But by
confusing gewgaws with pearls, by
selecting the
paltry at the
expense of the significant...
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Retrieved March 22, 2016. "Profile: Jed Simon."
Zimmers Hole (official site).
Gewgaw, Hervé S.K.; trans. Billerey,
Roger (August–September 1995). "Strapping...
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Green (tenor sax),
Robin Aspland (Wurlitzer piano) 1997
Gimcracks and
Gewgaws Blue Note With Mark Shim (tenor sax),
Russell Malone (guitar),
Ratzo Harris...
- the droopy-lidded
maniac in the flesh,
Tobin Bell is, for all the film's
gewgaws, Saw II's s****iest horror, a
Terence Stamp look-alike who
calls to mind...
- "why
should the
Brands be so 'proud', or so jealous, of a mere title ... a
gewgaw,
which has been
bandied intermittently from
family to
family for six centuries...
