Trinket
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 113
tring′ket, n. a small ornament for the person: anything of little value.— v.i. to deal in a mean and underhand way: to intrigue.— ns. Trink′eter , a mean intriguer; Trink′etry , trinkets collectively. [Skeat suggests that M. E. trenket , trynket , may be from an O. Fr. trenquer , to cut, a by-form of trencher , to cut.]
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