Whimsical is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHIMSICAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• full of whims, odd, fantastical
• playfully quaint or fanciful, especially in an appealing and amusing way
• acting or behaving in a capricious manner
• unusual, playful, and fanciful
• Full of, or characterized by, whims; actuated by a whim; having peculiar notions; queer; strange; freakish.
• Odd or fantastic in appearance; quaintly devised; fantastic.
• determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reason
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• full of, actuated by, or exhibiting whims (see whim))

Words related to WHIMSICAL

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Words that contain WHIMSICAL

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How to use WHIMSICAL in a sentence

• Wholly without care, whimsical and generous to a degree, if it suited her mood, Louise Merrick possessed a nature capable of great things, either for good or ill.
• There was something Gothic in his taste, which was attracted by the lawless, the grotesque, and the whimsical in the writings of Jean Paul Richter.
• Tommy had a notion that certain whimsical little gods protected him in return for the sport he gave them, and he often kissed his hand to them when they came to the rescue.
• In the midst of these whimsical fancies she heard a new strange sound among the leaves.
• The letter with its mixture of the formal and whimsical both pleased and reassured her.
• The whimsical fancy that so often turned his troubles and hardships into little things seized Robert again.
• Obedient to some whimsical impulse that prompted them both, and was born, no doubt, of the circumstance and mood of that first evening, they did not seek to learn more.
• I was further confirmed in my convictions of the illogical nature of all a priori views on the subject, by the whimsical differences of opinion among my infidel friends.
• He said something whimsical, and did not stop, nor did he look twice at the face he had been longing for.
• We seek in chess the wonderful, the whimsical, the weird.
• Admirable creatures, thought Neville, watching them with whimsical tenderness.
• The stranger studied, a whimsical smile twisting his lips, a far-away look in the slate-blue eyes.
• He inclined to whimsical comedy roles, rather than to romantic drama, and several of his old men studies are remembered on Broadway to this day.
• Seeking Fortune, to find and be treated by that whimsical goddess with good or ill.
• His austerity, which attracted her whimsical and unscrupulous nature, fought something else in him and conquered.
• One anecdote told of him displays a reckless and whimsical humor.
• He contemplated her for some moments in silence, with a whimsical look on his face.
• The little picture suggested very happily her melodious and whimsical temperament.
• It was answered by the appearance of a boy, whose years could not exceed ten, and whose attire was so whimsical as to merit description.
• A man with a highly whimsical sense of humor had married a woman with none.
• Henry always retained the whimsical sense of humor which made him quickly famous.
• But the triumph is the triumph of the whimsical author.
• There came among us an extremely lively and rather whimsical spirit, more like a boy than a man.
• For a few months he had taken a whimsical liking to her handsome face, well-preserved figure, and amusing cockney talk.

Similar words containing WHIMSIC without suffix al

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