Equipped with or featuring gimmicks; rigged or contrived using tricks rather than genuine quality.
From gimmick (origin uncertain, possibly from the magician's term 'jim-jam' or Yiddish influence) + -ed suffix. Became common in 20th-century usage.
A gimmicked game or product is exposed—it's rigged to impress rather than deliver real value, and the word itself has a dismissive snap to it!
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