gimmick|gimmicks in English

noun

[gim·mick || 'gɪmɪk]

(Slang) advertising ploy; device, gadget; trick, scheme

Use "gimmick|gimmicks" in a sentence

1. No gimmicks this time.

2. Spare me the corny gimmicks.

3. It takes a gimmick, Animal.

4. Look for moronic online "engagement" gimmicks.

5. Look for a marketable gimmick.

6. No gimmicks, no crash diets, and absolutely no drugs.

7. It was a great sales gimmick.

8. I hypothesized that all the things were his gimmick.

9. The gimmick would convince none but the most credulous.

10. Breach's main gimmick is the ability to

11. It is just a public relations gimmick.

12. This is just a advertisement gimmick to promote.

13. 1 It is just a public relations gimmick.

14. Critics say that Das is resorting to gimmicks to corner publicity .

15. 5 They're born to be automatons, consumed by baubles and gimmicks.

16. Aflashy expensive car with all sorts of gimmicks like self-winding windows.

17. Stella: So you think he had some gimmick?

18. As courses proliferate, they promote themselves with ever more exotic gimmicks.

19. So, it never hurts to have a gimmick.

20. Avoid situations where you are merely an added attraction or gimmick!

21. Threats to expropriate, always a gimmick to increase popularity, never materialised.

22. He dismissed the event as just a publicity gimmick.

23. Auditions Free keeps it simple, no gimmicks, no fluff, no logins or strings attached

24. But this is surely no more than a populist gimmick.

25. A great gimmick and I wish I'd thought of it.