| Visually, Frieze saw more large-scale works and fewer gewgaws for one's pied-a-terre. |
| Likewise Hew Locke's Sikandar, which wears its layers of meaning in layers of gewgaws and shows signs of having read too much critical theory. |
| But the profit margin for producing these gewgaws is very small. |
| Have I not misrepresented my gewgaws as the atheist misrepresents the truth? |
| Over it hang some fifty gold and silver lamps, which are kept always burning, and the place is otherwise scandalized by trumpery, gewgaws, and tawdry ornamentation. |
| He was driving some sissy little Japanese car with odd little tires and wheels and a bunch of ugly gewgaws and gimcracks bolted on. |
