Pronunciation: /ˈdʒiˌɡɔ/
noun a showy trinket or bauble
A1 I found a shiny geegaw in the treasure chest.
A2 She collects all sorts of geegaws and trinkets.
B1 The geegaw on the shelf caught my eye with its intricate design.
B2 The antique geegaw was worth a small fortune at the auction.
C1 The geegaw was a rare artifact from ancient times, highly sought after by collectors.
C2 The geegaw displayed in the museum was believed to have mystical powers.
adjective showy or flashy in appearance
A1 She wore a geegaw necklace that sparkled in the sunlight.
A2 The geegaw decorations on the Christmas tree made it look festive.
B1 The geegaw trinkets on the shelf added a touch of whimsy to the room.
B2 The geegaw details on the dress made it stand out at the party.
C1 The geegaw embellishments on the furniture gave the room an elegant touch.
C2 The geegaw design of the building was a testament to the architect's creativity.
formal The antique shop displayed various geegaws from the Victorian era.
informal She loves collecting quirky geegaws to decorate her room.
slang I found a cool geegaw at the flea market for a bargain.
figurative His flashy car is just a geegaw to impress others.
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