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Det Springende Punkt * says: BRIC-A-BRAC, NOUN: miscellaneous objects and ornaments of little value. "There were also quite a lot of Indian traders with their stalls full of bric-a-brac , combs, hair pins, scarves, etc." SYNONYMS: ornaments, knickknacks, trinkets, bibelots, gewgaws, gimcracks, tchotchkes, bits and pieces, odds and ends, things, stuff, junk
Bric-a-brac ~ French style by ;-) SHAGGY
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Det Springende Punkt * says: CHITCHAT, NOUN: inconsequential conversation. synonymer: small talk, chatter, gossip, chat, chatting, prattle VERB: talk about trivial matters. "I can't stand around chitchatting"
Chit chat by joshlty
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Det Springende Punkt * says: DING-DONG, NOUN: a silly or foolish person. "After all, who else deserves public recognition for dealing with those ding-alings, dingbats, and ding-dongs who dial you for answers to really dumb questions." ADVERB: with the simple alternate chimes of or as of a bell. "the church bells go ding-dong" (of a contest) evenly matched and intensely waged. "the game was an exciting ding-dong battle"
DING-DONG! by Artem Ignatyev
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Det Springende Punkt * says: FIDDLE-FADDLE, NOUN: trivial matters: nonsense. "he's concerned with petty fiddle-faddle about his personal arrangements" VERB: bother with trifles; fuss. "you haven't time to fiddle-faddle about like that"
Fiddle-faddle by michael_hamburg69
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Det Springende Punkt * says: FLIM-FLAM, NOUN: nonsensical or insincere talk. "I suppose that you suspect me of pseudointellectual flimflam" VERB: swindle (someone) with a confidence game. "the tribe was flimflammed out of its land"
FlimFlam's DRP by Michael Molenda
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Det Springende Punkt * says: FLIP-FLOP, NOUN: a light sandal, typically of plastic or rubber, with a thong between the big and second toe. "Since I don't recommend wearing leather, suede, or any kind of dressy shoe to the beach, plastic or rubber flip-flops are the perfect solution." a backward handspring. "Equally renowned was her power on balance beam, where she tumbled a very high back layout to two feet, and dismounted with two flip-flops to a full-twisting double back." VERB: move with a flapping sound or motion. "she flip-flopped off the porch in battered sneakers"
Pedicure/flip-flop socks by michbunny
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Det Springende Punkt * says: Kit Kat is a chocolate-covered wafer bar confection created by Rowntree's of York, United Kingdom, and is now produced globally by Nestlé, which acquired Rowntree in 1988, and closed it in 2006,[1] with the exception of the United States where it is made under license by H.B. Reese Candy Company, a division of The Hershey Company. www.wikiwand.com/en/Kit_Kat
I'm a Kit Kat | 1 | by Stephan Klassen
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Det Springende Punkt * says: KNICKKNACK, NOUN: a small worthless object, especially a household ornament. SYNONYMS: trinket, novelty, gewgaw, bibelot, ornament, trifle, bauble, gimcrack, curio, tchotchke, memento, souvenir, kickshaw, gaud
knick knacks galore by Jennifer MacNeill
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Det Springende Punkt * says: MISHMSH, NOUN: a confused mixture. "a mishmash of outmoded ideas" SYNONYMS: jumble, confusion, ragbag, patchwork, farrago, assortment, medley, miscellany, mixture, mélange, blend, mix, potpourri, conglomeration, bricolage, gallimaufry, salmagundi, hodgepodge, hash
Mish Mash by Chris L
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Det Springende Punkt * says: RIFFRAFF, NOUN: disreputable or undesirable people. "I don't think they talk to riffraff off the street" synonymer: rabble, scum, good-for-nothings, undesirables, lowlifes, hoi polloi, lowest of the low, peasants
Riff Raff by Ken Yuel
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Det Springende Punkt * says: RICKRACK, NOUN: braided trimming in a zigzag pattern, used especially as decoration on clothes. "Once the main parts of the figure were completed in felt, an assortment of ribbons, lace trim, rickrack , buttons, sequins and feathers were added to decorate the circus performers."
Vintage-Rickrack by YarnJourney
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Det Springende Punkt * says: RIPRAP, NOUN: loose stone used to form a foundation for a breakwater or other structure. "Both the pool and its protective lining of stone riprap must be properly sized." VERB: strengthen with riprap. "A creek near the back of the house was riprapped with large chunks of sidewalk that were jackhammered out"
riprap by Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection
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Det Springende Punkt * says: SEESAW, NOUN: a long plank balanced in the middle on a fixed support, on each end of which children sit and swing up and down by pushing the ground alternately with their feet. synonym: teeter-totter VERB: change rapidly and repeatedly from one position, situation, or condition to another and back again. "the market seesawed as rumors spread of an imminent cabinet reshuffle"
Islander Seesaw by Berik
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Det Springende Punkt * says: SHILLY-SHALLY, VERB: fail to act resolutely or decisively. "the government shilly-shallied about the matter" SYNONYMS: dither, be indecisive, be irresolute, vacillate, waver, hesitate, blow hot and cold, falter, drag one's feet, hem and haw, dilly-dally NOUN: indecisive behavior. "He had had enough of the shilly-shallying that now dominates the game's upper echelons."
Shilly-shally by rbnsncrs
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Det Springende Punkt * says: SINGSONG, ADJECTIVE: (of a person's voice) having a repeated rising and falling rhythm. "the singsong voices of children reciting tables" NOUN: an informal gathering for singing. VERB: speak or recite something in a singsong manner.
Singsong in the Garden. by Seaton Carew.
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Det Springende Punkt * says: splish-splash intransitive verb \ ˈsplishˌsplash, -aa(ə)sh\ Definition of splish-splash (Entry 1 of 2) : to make a repeated splashing sound splish-splash noun \ "\ Definition of splish-splash (Entry 2 of 2) : a repeated splashing sound
Splish Splash I Was Havin' A Bath by Glenda Hall
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Det Springende Punkt * says: TEENY-TINY English Adjective teeny-tiny (comparative more teeny-tiny, superlative most teeny-tiny) (childish) Very small; tiny. Alternative forms teensy-tinsy
teeny tiny... by Christine Cheung
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Det Springende Punkt * says: TEETER TOTTER, NOUN: a seesaw. "The playground consisted of two large slides, ten swings, a teeter-totter , sand box, and a large jungle gym to run around in." VERB: teeter; waver. "This said shoe is usually very difficult to walk in, with the wearer teeter-tottering from A to B and back again."
Trick's Teeter Totter of Death pose (Burning Man 2008) by tricknichols
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Det Springende Punkt * says: TIC-TAC-TOE, NOUN: a game in which two players seek in alternate turns to complete a row, a column, or a diagonal with either three O's or three X's drawn in the spaces of a grid of nine squares. "Use washable window markers to make colorful creations that even passers-by can enjoy, or to play endless, paper-free games like tic-tac-toe and hangman."
TIC- TAC- TOE by A Picture is Worth ---
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Det Springende Punkt * says: TICK-TOCK, NOUN: the sound of a large clock ticking. "we could hear every tick-tock of the clock" VERB: make a ticking sound. "the clock on the wall was tick-tocking"
tick tock by JustaMonster
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Det Springende Punkt * says: TICKY-TACKY, ADJECTIVE: (especially of a building or housing development) made of inferior material; cheap or in poor taste. "ticky-tacky little houses" NOUN: inferior or cheap material, especially as used in suburban building. "The number of single-person households is on the rise; we all want our own little boxes made of ticky-tacky ."
Ticky-Tacky by Arthus Poppler
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Det Springende Punkt * says: TIP-TOP, ADJECTIVE: of the very best class or quality; excellent. "an athlete in tip-top condition" NOUN: the highest part or point of excellence. "I piled all my books and stuffed animals on my bed and the tip-top of my bookshelves." a line guide on a fishing rod.
Tip Top by John Dalkin
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Det Springende Punkt * says: TITTLE-TATTLE, NOUN:noun idle talk; gossip. "I reckon the gossip surrounding her breasts is just that - idle tittle-tattle ." VERB: engage in gossip or idle talk. "Yet the latest Royal scandal reminds us that as a nation we are still in thrall to gossip and tittle-tattle about the famous - and especially royalty."
tittle-tattle by Michael Tremel
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Det Springende Punkt * says: WISH-WASH, NOUN: a weak or watery drink. "one pot of wish-wash called “tea.”"
wish - wash by 7 july :-)
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Det Springende Punkt * says: WISHY-WASHY, ADJECTIVE (of drink or liquid food such as soup) weak; watery. "Before moving on, I drink a cup of tepid wishy-washy Amsterdam espresso tasting and smelling of unclean canal water, with ‘Sally’, my obnoxious Salisbury suitcase, parked at my feet." SYNONYMS: watery, weak, thin, tasteless, flavorless, insipid
192/365: Wishy washy by SophieG*
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