0 a silly decoration or other unnecessary object:
fashion fripperies
Young women of such birth, living in a quiet country-house, and attending a village church hardly larger than a parlour, naturally regarded frippery as the ambition of a huckster's daughter.
Nothing but superficialities and fripperies, on the issue of re-armament, have been discussed here today.
The programme of spending that we are discussing is not frippery.
We cannot afford at present the labour needed for making, handling, and selling these unnecessary knick-knacks and fripperies, which involve a large amount of labour.
This is too serious a matter to indulge in this kind of frippery.
We need to strip the scheme down to the essentials and consider it apart from all the fripperies.
Grass verges and public parks are not fripperies: they are central to the vitality of our communities.
It is these serious realities, and not the cheap party fripperies that are worrying the serious-minded people in this country.