The shops are filled with gewgaws for the dressing table, like fancy boxes, trays, and pincushions.
Seeing his gewgaw castle shine New as his title (Tennyson).
Also, gee-gaw.Useful english dictionary. 2012.
gew|gaw|ish — «GYOO G ihsh» adjective. gaudy; showy … Useful english dictionary
Gew-gaw — showy, gaudy, but cheap useless (shock at the gaudy cheapness) … Dictionary of Australian slang
gew-gaw — Australian Slang showy, gaudy, but cheap; useless (shock at the gaudy cheapness) … English dialects glossary
gew·gaw — /ˈguːˌgɑː/ noun, pl gaws [count] : a small thing that has little value collectible/childish gewgaws [=trinkets] … Useful english dictionary
gew-gaw — … Useful english dictionary
GAW — GAW; gaw·bli·my; gaw·ney; gaw·sie; gew·gaw; gew·gaw·ry; gaw; gaw·cey; gaw·cie; gew·gaw·ish; … English syllables
gew — gew·gaw; gew·gaw·ry; gew·gawed; gew·gaw·ish; gew·gawy; … English syllables
gewgaw — gew·gaw … English syllables
gewgawry — gew·gaw·ry … English syllables
gewgaw — gew•gaw [[t]ˈgyu gɔ, ˈgu [/t]] n. something gaudy and useless; trinket; bauble • Etymology: 1175–1225; ME giuegaue; gradational compound of uncert. orig. gew′gawed, adj … From formal English to slang
