| mawkish | mildly nauseating; having a slight sickly flavor. [< ME /mawk/ maggot] | |
| myiasis | infestation of tissue or body cavities by maggots. | |
| maggot | a fly larva; a whim. | |
| whigmaleerie | a whim; a fanciful contrivance. | |
| nef | (archaic) a table ornament in the form of a silver or gold ship, sometimes holding utensils. | |
| trangam | "an odd gadget, gewgaw, trinket." | |
| orra | (Scot.) irregular, occasional, miscellaneous. | |
| breloque | a charm or trinket, esp. one on a watch chain. | |
| bibelot | a small item which is rare, attractive, or curious. | |
| crank | an eccentric notion; an exceptionally clever play on words or turn of speech. | |
| lumber | useless miscellanea in storage; v.i. to become useless; v.t. to make a disordered heap of; to encumber with useless items; (North American) sawn timber. [allegedly: articles which burden one down, causing one to /lumber/ along.] |