whatnot (Meaning)
whatnot (n)
miscellaneous curios
whatnot (n.)
A kind of stand, or piece of furniture, having shelves for books, ornaments, etc.; an etagere.
Synonyms & Antonyms of whatnot
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whatnot Sentence Examples
- The attic was filled with forgotten whatnots, including an antique rocking chair and a dusty old phonograph.
- Sarah's room was a jumble of whatnots, from clothes and books to art supplies and souvenirs.
- The flea market offered an eclectic collection of whatnots, ranging from vintage jewelry to peculiar knick-knacks.
- The old woman's house was a treasure trove of whatnots, each item holding a special memory.
- The yard sale featured a hodgepodge of whatnots, from lawnmowers to gardening tools.
- The antique shop had an impressive array of whatnots, from ornate chandeliers to rare porcelain figurines.
- The basement was a labyrinth of whatnots, including old toys, forgotten tools, and unused furniture.
- Emily's curiosity cabinet held an assortment of whatnots, from fossils to seashells.
- The garage was overflowing with whatnots, making it difficult to find the car.
- The closet was a disorganized jumble of whatnots, making it a mystery what could be found within.
FAQs About the word whatnot
miscellaneous curiosA kind of stand, or piece of furniture, having shelves for books, ornaments, etc.; an etagere.
whatchamacallit, whatsis, thingamabob, thingamajig, whatsit,what-is-it, doohickey, thingumajig, hickey,dingus
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The attic was filled with forgotten whatnots, including an antique rocking chair and a dusty old phonograph.
Sarah's room was a jumble of whatnots, from clothes and books to art supplies and souvenirs.
The flea market offered an eclectic collection of whatnots, ranging from vintage jewelry to peculiar knick-knacks.
The old woman's house was a treasure trove of whatnots, each item holding a special memory.
