1. Small decorative objects, trinkets, or knickknacks, often of little value; plural of chatchke.
Usage: informal; from Yiddish; usually plural

Examples

• The shelf was cluttered with chatchkes she had collected over the years.
• She filled her apartment with colorful chatchkes from her travels.
• The gift shop sold all sorts of tourist chatchkes.
• He wasn't interested in accumulating chatchkes; he preferred a minimalist home.
• Grandma's house was full of ceramic chatchkes and figurines.