Reverse Dictionary: ORNAMENT

ADJECTIVES
1581 — TOYOUS trifling, ornamental, unessential → obs.
1594 — UNBEPRANKED not decorated or ornamented
1615 — SUPELLECTILE pert. to or of the nature of household furniture; ornamental → obs.
1660 — ORNATIVE tending or serving to adorn, decorative, ornamental → obs.
1848 — GAUDLESS destitute of ornament
1895 — DANDILLY fancy, over-ornamented → Sc.
1903 — BUSY of ornamentation: full of detail
1904 — WALLIE • WALLY decorative, fancy, ornamental, esp. applied to porcelain figures of dogs, etc. set out for decoration on mantelpieces and sideboards → Sc.
1905 — NATLING trifling, fanciful, ornamental → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1920 — FANTOOSH overdressed, over-ornamented; flashy, showy; ultra-fashionable → Sc.

NOUNS
1383 — BABOONERY grotesque ornamentation → obs.
1384 — BABERY grotesque ornamentation in architecture and books; grotesque absurdity → obs.
1385 — PARAMENT an ornament, a decoration → obs.
1399 — GAY anything that looks gay or showy; an ornament; esp. one that is used to amuse a child → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1430 — GAWD • GAUD a plaything, a toy; also, something gaudy; a showy ornament, a piece of finery; a gewgaw
1522 — BELETTE a jewel, an ornament → obs.
1523 — TRIM-TRAM a personal ornament of little value; a pretty toy or trifle; a gewgaw; a worthless thing → obs.
1530 — HABILIMENTS anything worn as an ornament → obs.
1531 — DECKING adornment, embellishment, ornament → obs.
1555 — GAUDY a bright-coloured ornament; a toy, a bauble, a gewgaw → obs.
1574 — FLAMFEW a gaudy ornament; a dazzling trifle; a gewgaw; something pretty and of little value → arch.
1574 — FLAMFOO a gaudy ornament of female dress → Sc.
1587 — DECOREMENT decoration, ornamentation; an ornament, an embellishment → obs.
1590 — ADORN adornment, ornament → obs.
1597 — ADORNATION that with which anything is adorned; adornment, decoration; ornament → obs.
1656 — DECOR comeliness, beauty, ornament → obs.
1667 — GARNITURE ornament, trimming, etc. added to dress; embellishment generally
1689 — NIGNAY a knickknack, a trinket, a trifle; a trifling, useless thing or proceeding; an unnecessary ornament or frill, a gewgaw → Sc.
1706 — FURBELOWS showy ornaments or trimming., esp. in a lady’s dress
1721 — OFFSET an ornament, embellishment, that which sets off or shows to advantage; the best of anything → Sc.
1722 — WALLIE • WALLY an ornament, a trinket, a knickknack, a toy → Sc.
1727 — DECORAMENT decoration, ornament, an adorning
1777 — GALLITRAP an unbecoming ornament or headdress → Eng. dial.
1785 — TIRLY-WIRLY • TURLIE-WHURLIE a flourish; a fanciful decoration; a figure or ornament of any kind → Sc.
..19C — DECRIMENT decoration, ornament → Eng. dial.  
..19C — FRIGGLE-FRAGGLES toys, trifles, gewgaws; useless, vain ornaments of dress → Sc.
1802 — WALLY-DYE a toy, a knickknack, a trifle, a piece of ornamentation or finery → Sc.
1814 — LAB a pendulous ornament; a projecting drooping part of an object → Sc. obs.
1818 — FALLALS finery, trumpery ornaments, trifles, gewgaws → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1820 — FALDERAL a gewgaw, a trifle, a useless ornament; finery
1825 — TAPTOO a gaudy ornament on the head → Sc. obs.
1828 — FALDERDAL a gewgaw, a trifle, a useless ornament; finery → Eng. dial.
1828 — FOL-DE-ROLL a gewgaw, a trifle, a useless ornament; finery → Eng. dial.
1828 — FOLDIDOL a gewgaw, a trifle, a useless ornament; finery → Eng. dial.
1841 — DALDOES useless ornaments, such as embroidered chair-backs, tassels, etc.; also, rubbish → Sc.
1846 — CRINKUM-CRANKUMS  knick-knacks; useless ornamental trifles → Eng. dial.
1856 — FANDANGO fantastic ornament; nonsense, tomfoolery
1864 — VARIORUM an ornament, gewgaw, trinket → Sc.
1877 — FALLALDERMENT finery, ornaments of dress → Eng. dial.
1880 — EERIORUMS particulars, details; fancy work, ornamentation → Sc.
1880 — FANDANGLE fantastic ornament; nonsense, tomfoolery → colloq.
1882 — PRETTY-PRETTY something beautiful or attractive; a decorative thing, an ornament
1898 — AIGLE a spangle, tinsel, ornament → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1898 — BIGHES jewels, ornaments → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
..L19 — CANARY an ornament worn at the hip → sl.
1900 — DOZZLE a small rosette or ornament upon articles of clothing → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1900 — FALDERMENT finery, useless ornaments of dress → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1900 — FANDANGLES ornaments, trinkets; antics, capers, as in dancing about → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 — TANKLEMENTS • TANKLIMENTS implements; litter; small ornaments; articles of finery → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1911 — BLAZNICKS large and showy ornaments → Sc. (Bk.)
1915 — FLUBDUB a bit of finery, ornamentation → Amer. dial.
1928 — NACKET a knickknack, a small ornament → Sc.

VERBS
1225 — PRIDE to ornament or adorn magnificently → obs.
1275 — RUST to ornament → obs.
1500 — BEDO to adorn, to ornament, to garnish → obs.
1550 — ADORNATE to adorn, to ornament; to embellish 
1554 — GAUD • GAWD to ornament, to adorn, to make showy → obs.
1594 — ORNIFY to adorn, to ornament → obs.
1877 — TIDDIVATE to ‘titivate’; to smarten up; to ornament, to bedeck; to put the final touches to dress → Eng. dial.
1970 — VALIORM to ornament, to decorate → Sc.