Whims is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHIMS in dictionary:

VERB:
• WHIM, to turn aside
NOUN:
• a sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained
• a windlass for raising ore or water from a mine.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an impulsive idea

Words related to WHIMS

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How to use WHIMS in a sentence

• As long as it is our whims, and not our necessities, that build, it matters little how much pains we take, how learned and assiduous we are.
• He was heartily tired of Cold Feet Gaspar, his peculiarities, his whims, his weaknesses.
• She felt solitary without any one to speak to, and, being accustomed to have her whims gratified, she was rather impatient under the prohibition laid upon her.
• When towns begin to grow they have whims, and the whims of a town always ruin somebody.
• Bullion was not disappointed in his calculations, and Fletcher, in spite of his insane whims upon the subject of chances, proved himself shrewd, vigilant, and energetic.
• And till the dinner hour he worked at the painting with the ardor artists throw into their whims.
• For of all things in the world whims are the very hardest to cure, because, reason as you will, people still stick to their whims.
• In Japan the woman remains subject to the hourly whims and wants of her husband, and to his frequent infidelity, though she is true to him.
• It was one of his whims to affect ignorance on many subjects with which he was very well acquainted.
• She has been more full of affection for me than her graver sisters, and even her little whims and faults that we have had to check have but endeared her to me the more.
• They sat in the seats of the mighty, and for their pleasure or their whims others must sweat and suffer.
• She would have driven him mad with her petty whims, her petty emotions.
• She was fuller of graceful little whims, of quick and keen illustrations, than ever.
• He was too shrewd a man of the world, too skillful an interpreter of the whims of women to write at once.
• It seemed now that the make-up of their task force depended upon the whims of the three rather than the experience of those trained to such risks.
• He had yielded to its fascinations while preserving the keenest appreciation of its whims and weaknesses.
• They were treated kindly and cruelly by turns, according to the whims of a master and mistress who were none too stable in their dispositions.
• It’s nobody’s business if your grandfather wished to visit his whims on you.
• We naturally yield to their whims, pet and indulge them, moved by pitiful desire to give them all they want of the little which life affords them.
• Gratified in all its whims, it develops perverted tastes, or refuses all food but what it fancies.
• Sibylla had never seen her husband quietly resolute in opposing her whims, as he had been with regard to Benoite.
• In the spring I would like to think that here or there an extra lark bubbles over because I and my whims find occasional favor in your sight.
• She did not realize that, by waiting on his whims, she was lowering herself in his esteem.
• It is curious, as we trace back the current of our lives, to discover the multitude of whims, plans, and mighty resolves which lie wrecked upon the shore.
• It had been a bridal gift, intended to cover her personal expenses, her charities, and her pretty whims.
• With silly whims, and fancies frantic, Merely to make our love romantic.

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