| Wearing khaki cargo pants and sandals, her neck was festooned with all manner of jungle trinketry, from stones and carved wooden gewgaws to a bright orange bandana. |
| 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. |
| With check-in times now prolonged because of security issues, traders are lapping up even more business as they tempt us with their trinkets and gewgaws. |
| The bookshelves are pine, and contain six levels of books each, with knickknacks and gewgaws on each level. |
| He was driving some sissy little Japanese car with odd little tires and wheels and a bunch of ugly gewgaws and gimcracks bolted on. |
| Visually, Frieze saw more large-scale works and fewer gewgaws for one's pied-a-terre. |
