| She doesn't even explain whether the black armband she's sporting is a mark of respect or an electronic doohickey for her earpiece monitor. |
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| She looked around the kitchen, hoping for some kind of lever type doohickey. |
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| I'm going to make some little doohickey out of paperclips for the next half hour and then maybe wander off and get a candy bar. |
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| But he brought aboard a doohickey that recharges your cellphone from your laptop. |
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| To find our little bit of it, first click on the image and then click again on the magnifier doohickey to get the most zoomed in one. |
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| It almost felt like it had to be instinctual to make a run for the magical doohickey that would allow me to go on to the next level. |
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| Create some downloadable desktop doohickey that goes off at random and requires the viewer to do something, making the viewer part of the art. |
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| The sensible thing now would be to repackage the doohickey and take it to the nearest charity shop. |
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| Those new De Soto Skyways have a little doohickey on their noses, and if you grab and push it, the whole hood will fly open. |
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| You found yourself a magical doohickey that nobody knows how to work. |
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| Next thing you know you'll be talking about the V-chip, the little doohickey that was supposed to keep vulgar culture out of our homes. |
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| You also need a set of speakers, a Firewire cable, an FM doohickey for playing the iPod on your car stereo, and a splitter so your wife can also listen. |
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| The X6 has almost every doohickey and thingamabob you could imagine and, what's more, the sound system rivals many of Bahrain's top night clubs. |
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| With old farmers sitting on a bench in front and glass bottles full of cold soda that you open with that little metal doohickey on the side of the cooler. |
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