novelty
/ˈnɑvəlti/
noun
- The quality of being new, original, or unusual.
- The novelty of the new video game wore off after a few weeks.
- Tourists enjoy the novelty of riding a camel in the desert.
- Scientists are excited by the novelty of the discovery.
- A new or unusual thing or experience.
- The store sells small novelties like keychains and magnets.
- The festival featured many novelties, including a robot that paints.
- For her birthday, he bought a novelty that lights up and plays music.
- A small, cheap, often amusing object, usually mass-produced.
- He collected novelty items like fake mustaches and whoopee cushions.
- The gift shop was full of novelties and souvenirs.
- The party favors were cheap novelties from the dollar store.
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