tchotchke

One of them is a tchotchke, a trinket, and she says, "Love is a Tchotchke." As a Tamil and a cosmopolitan, she stashes the "three languages" that she can swear in.

I'm not calling for a Marketing and Merchandising Symposium to ensure we Jews have a place at the tchotchke trough.

Colloquial and even breezy, while as crammed with signs, portents, and potential readings as a Borough Park book and tchotchke store, The Wedding Plan tells the tale of a devout woman, still unmarried at 32 (!), who challenges God to find her a husband.

Wachtler's starfish, meanwhile, wouldn't look out of a place in a seaside tchotchke shop.

Kicking off the night at Cobalt in two days time is Tchotchke, the solo project of Leon Tighe who collaborates with an ever-changing cast of friends and musicians for recordings and live shows.

The Fendi Bag Bug is just the poster child of the luxury tchotchke, or high-priced, fashion-branded knickknack that has become the fastest growing segment of the fashion market.

Held at the Hawaii Convention Center and billed by the paper as a one-stop shop for both first-time homebuyers and those looking to purchase new digs, it was a Saturday full of informative workshops, furious business-card swapping and exhibitor booth tchotchke hording.

The "tchotchke rule" allows nonprofits to provide items of nominal value to donors in exchange for a gift and not worry about declaring the value.

An offshoot of her Glasgow-based risograph studio by the same name, Marcella's blog combines her own primary-color-saturated, pop-meets-deco artworks with a visual tchotchke shop spanning international graphic design history.

Finally, exercise self-control when it comes to tchotchke displays and tempting but unnecessary gear.

The churlish tchotchke targeting Clinton was hatched up by an unknown vendor at the state's Republican Convention in Anaheim - where outreach to female voters was on the agenda.