Sc. [f. KNICK-KNACK + -ET dim. suffix.] A little knick-knack.
1789. Burns, Capt. Grose’s Peregrin., vi. He has a fouth o’ auld nick-nackets: Rusty airn-caps and jinglin jackets.
1892. Keene, in Life, ix. 212. An omnivorous collector of knick-knackets.
