The word "gizmo" refers to a small device or tool, often with a unique or unspecified purpose. It is usually used to describe a gadget or contraption that is perceived as clever or interesting.
Usage examples
The inventor presented his latest gizmo, a small device that can track your steps, monitor your heart rate, and even receive text notifications.
The store sells all sorts of gizmos, from kitchen gadgets like a vegetable spiralizer to electronic accessories like a portable charger.
My friend loves collecting weird gizmos, and his latest addition is a miniature robot that can clean windows effortlessly.
The company's new promotional campaign includes giving away free gizmos to customers who purchase their main product.
The engineer eagerly demonstrated his latest invention, a gizmo that uses artificial intelligence to control home appliances with just a voice command.
There is no question that this a big house in the country with a whole lot of gizmo green, but it is also a test bed of technology, built by a successful builder who wants to offer zero energy houses to the public. (treehugger.com)
• Proponents of Gizmo Green profess their concern with energy required to construct buildings. (originalgreen.org)
For those who might have thought that Computex was all about the latest gizmos for the grown ups, there was also the Android tablet for kids from Gajah. (goodereader.com)