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trinketry

[tring-ki-tree]

noun

trinkets collectively.

Origin:
1800–10; trinket + -ry

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trinket (ˈtrɪŋkɪt)

—n
1.	a small or worthless ornament or piece of jewellery
2.	a trivial object; trifle

[C16: perhaps from earlier trenket little knife, via Old Northern French, from Latin truncāre to lop]

'trinketry

—n

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trinketry

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