doodad

IPA: dˈudæd

(originally US) Used to refer to something whose name one cannot recall: an unspecified device, gadget, part, or thing.

Examples of "doodad" in Sentences

You can google it ( 'cus remember what I said about link and edit doodad up there?) ...
Disney's latest release is just an entertainment, an animated doodad in the grand scheme of things.
So, since I just reserved a copy of Dead Until Dark at my local library, I figure I may as well sign up for this little doodad.
She had a safe, of course, and compartments in a cabinet for her lesser jewelry, with each ring or doodad having its own discrete cubby.
When you pull out the lever at the top of the bag to haul the bag, this doodad has a really cool feature to double as a camera or flash tripod.
These simple, inexpensive wonders aren't made of the latest super steel, they aren't a quarter-inch thick and there's nary a tactical, special ops-inspired doodad on them anywhere.
Whether you have a gizmo attached to your ear while you're driving, or a doodad that scrambles an egg inside its shell, or a thingamajig that plots your trajectory on a digital map, gadgets are more and more a part of our lives.