| Such an array of nicknacks and pretty things on mantel and dressing-case she had never seen before. |
| Then we should be ashamed of the work by which we must make money to pay for all these nicknacks. |
| I went back to my house and ransacked it furtively for nicknacks, without much success. |
| As you know, it's all about the nicknacks you need to pull a design together. |
| He looked round the little sitting-room in which she had the furniture and nicknacks from her room at the bank. |
| He would not gratify us by even a peep inside, however, so for a time we had to be content with guessing what the nicknacks were. |
