paraphernalia

From demonstrations and political paraphernalia on the podium to an athlete defecting at the Games, there’s been a marked increase in political activity in Tokyo over the past few days—but the Olympics have always been political.

Children have found needles and drug paraphernalia in the grass.

Looking back at all the paraphernalia I've spent money on, I just shake my head and wish I'd known this 30 years ago when I started to grow a mustache.

Our lab is physically just like an office that has nothing in it except for dog-related paraphernalia and some video cameras.

Cropped out of frame are the tangles of wires and extension cords, baskets of laundry to be folded, and growing pile of homeschooling paraphernalia kids accumulate.

I tell him about the Pleasure Chest--a Hollywood shop that sells sexual paraphernalia.

The conversation turned to Elvis when the Duchess mentioned her growing collection of Presley recordings and paraphernalia.

And this impression may be right…granted their children would have needed access to drugs and sex paraphernalia.

Offense V.a: Illegal possession or use of drugs and/or alcohol and/or drug paraphernalia.

Only its wall rifle display and rows of gun paraphernalia give it away.

As all three seemed perfectly willing to let him have their listening paraphernalia, Darry refused.

But she told them all the helpful things she could about setting up the radio paraphernalia and rigging the wires.

There was also a small scarlet-coated hunting costume and all the paraphernalia of the chase.

They carry the kit and camp paraphernalia for the men who go into the jungle sometimes for months.

Dunham shook his head as he bundled their paraphernalia out of the boat.