| The girls helped to make the cave more homelike, and the lads appreciated every decoration and knickknack given them. |
| Groups of spectators, diners, shoppers and tourists weave through the occasional hustler, pickpocket, knickknack seller and hashish dealer. |
| Spider web wall hangings dot the hallway of the couple's two-bedroom Glendale home, and a sea of skeletal figurines dominates their knickknack collection. |
| It was a glass table, with corners sharp enough to blunt a diamond, covered in every breakable variety of knickknack known to man. |
| Connie runs a Third World knickknack store, but she believes herself to be an expert on the law and on real-estate statutes. |
| He well represented the spirit and workmanship of the eighteenth century in the knickknack art of the Second Empire. |
