Reduplicative

He walked in wearing designer shoes and lots of ______.

• tutti-frutti

• riff-raff

• bling-bling

• boop-dee-doo

There was _______in the streets after the announcement.

• tic-tac

• hurly-burly

• boop-dee-do

• pitter-patter

I heard the ______ of heels coming down the hall.

• • tick-tock

• click-clack

• • knick-knack

• • shilly-shally

The antique shop was cluttered with all sorts of _______, from porcelain figurines to rusted pocket watches.

• bric-a-brac

• dilly-dally

• flim-flam

• hee-haw

Politicians who_____on major issues lose credibility with voters.

• knick-knack

•  flip-flop 

• mishmash

• ship-shape

Leaders who ______ in times of crisis only deepen the problem.

• tittle-tattle

• wishy-washy

• namby-pamby

• shilly-shally

• She thinks her new smartphone is the ______, but it’s just like any other.

• clap-trap

• chick-flick

• • bees-knees

• eency-weency

• After splitting the bill, they were ________—no debts on either side.

• • even-steven

• double-trouble

• handy-dandy

• hanky-panky

• That horror movie gave me the ________ for days.

• hob-nob

• herky-jerky

• • heebie-jeebies

• holey-moley

• The deal was done in _______, with no public announcement.

• phoney-baloney

• • hugger-mugger

• razzle-dazzle

• fiddle-faddle