Tchotchke

And what became of that $100 million tchotchke, which is set to go on a remains unsold (but is not part of the auction), or Hirst himself is a part of the "investment group" that Kristina: Awesome. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"As tchotchke as it is, people put them on the ocean deck," said Mr. Dunkelman. ❋ Maya Pope-Chappell (2011)

'As tchotchke as it is, people put them on the ocean deck,' said Mr. Dunkelman. ❋ Maya Pope-Chappell (2011)

BTW, I'm in New Orleans -- the owner of the French Quarter's vampire boutique likes your work, and I have a tchotchke in my luggage that will be delivered at A-Kon. ❋ P_n_elrod (2010)

Price, it seems, is no object in a wealthy neighborhood when shoppers spy a tchotchke they must have. ❋ Ralph Gardner Jr. (2011)

NORTH DAKOTA NOT TECHNICALLY A STATE - North Dakota, that sparsely-populated bastion of meth and roadside Native American tchotchke emporiums that mostly serves as a land buffer between us and the bloodthirsty, war-crazy aggressors in Manitoba, is still technically a territory ... or something. ❋ Eliot Nelson (2011)

We'll put down the tchotchke and you'll see a candle, you'll light it from this side, and that's enough information for him to accumulate without a teleprompter. ❋ Unknown (2011)

We've got charmingly overpriced neighborhood boutiques, designer shops on Madison, endless tchotchke bazaars crowding the parks and big, dumb chain stores lining Fifth Avenue. ❋ Anne Kadet (2011)

If you feel like being super generous, bake cookies for the people on the bottom third of your list, and we promise that they'll be more grateful than if you'd spent a bunch of cash on some tchotchke at the mall that was made in China and will most likely end up in their "re-gift" pile. ❋ Jodi Lipper (2010)

With our reputation for mission-based publishing and the 'sticking it to the man-ness' of the stunt, readers knew this free book wasn't just a tchotchke: this was a call to arms. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This is not an unsentimental gift card or a corporate tchotchke. ❋ Gordy Grundy (2010)

Trickle-down effect: This will kill the tchotchke industry. ferd Says: ❋ Unknown (2008)

With our reputation for mission-based publishing and the 'sticking it to the man-ness' of the stunt, readers knew our free eBook wasn't just a tchotchke: this was a call to arms. ❋ Kate Rados (2010)

Even with the second-floor tenants and first-floor tchotchke vendors generating $48,000 a year in rent, Fritz has posted either meager profits or moderate losses in recent years, with the rising cost of labor and materials and the downturn in the market. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I'm not even going to comment on Christ never envisioning his birthday plagued by obligatory tchotchke acquisitions; senseless seasonal slaughter of Douglas Firs; or the pointless battle about Wal-Mart greeters muttering "Happy Holidays" a contraction of holy days versus the more allegedly pious"Merry Christmas" to an indifferent public. ❋ Tina Dupuy (2010)

FYI, word's gotten around to our office that NO gift of any kind is to be accepted, including stuff like free lunch or little tchotchke promo items routinely given away at various seminars. ❋ Unknown (2008)