A small toy, trinket, plaything.

A plaything, a toy.

concrete. A small article of little intrinsic value; a toy, trinket, bauble, knick-knack.

Apparatus generally; appliances, implements, tackle, tools. †Also in plural: toys.

concrete. A plaything, toy. Also (now always), something gaudy; a showy ornament, a piece of finery; a gewgaw. Now rhetorical.

A trifle, toy, trinket, plaything. Obsolete.

= plaything, n.

An object for children to play with; a toy, a plaything. Obsolete.

A plaything, a toy.

A gaudy trifle, plaything, or ornament, a pretty thing of little value, a toy or bauble.

An object for children to play with, often a model or miniature replica of something; a plaything. In early use more fully playing toy. Also figur…

figurative. A childish amusement; a trifle, a whim. Obsolete.

A toy, a plaything. Obsolete.

A plaything, toy; spec. a rattle. Now English regional (Gloucestershire) and rare.

A plaything; toy. Obsolete.

An item to be played with; a toy.

A toy, knick-knack, trinket, etc.; an ornament. Chiefly in bonny wally. Obsolete.

a plaything.

Scottish (now Orkney and Shetland). A toy, a plaything.

(a) material used by children at play; (b) low-grade espionage information.

a toy, a plaything; also figurative.