knack
91knick-knack — UK [ˈnɪk ˌnæk] / US [ˈnɪkˌnæk] noun [countable] Word forms knick knack : singular knick knack plural knick knacks a small cheap object used as a decoration …
92Knick Knack — (La Destreza de Knick en Latinoamérica) es un cortometraje animado de Pixar producido en 1989. Argumento Un muñeco de nieve, atrapado dentro de una bola de cristal navideña, ve un día a una hermosa, voluptuosa y exótica muñequita, de ahí en… …
93knick-knack — [ˈnık næk] n a small object used as a decoration = ↑ornament ▪ They had various knick knacks on the top of the bookcase …
94The Knack… and How to Get It — Voir Le Knack… et comment l avoir …
95knick-knack — (also nick nack) noun a small worthless object, especially an ornament. Derivatives knick knackery noun Origin C16 (in the sense a petty trick ): reduplication of knack …
96knick-knack — n. Toy, trifle, plaything, gimcrack, gewgaw, bawble, knack, jiggumbob (comic) …
97knick-knack — /ˈnɪk næk / (say nik nak) noun 1. a pleasing trinket or gimcrack. 2. a bit of bric a brac. Also, nick nack. {reduplication of knack} …
98knick-knack — n. 1 a useless and usu. worthless ornament; a trinket. 2 a small, dainty article of furniture, dress, etc. Derivatives: knick knackery n. knick knackish adj. Etymology: redupl. of knack in obs. sense trinket …
99knick|knack|er|y — «NIHK NAK uhr ee», noun, plural er|ies. 1. knickknacks collectively. 2. = knickknack. (Cf. ↑knickknack) …
100knick|knack — «NIHK NAK», noun. a pleasing trifle; ornament; trinket: »The old lady surrounded herself with knicknacks. SYNONYM(S): gimcrack, kickshaw. Also, nicknack. ╂[varied reduplication of knack1 a trick] …
