Meanings of whimsey in English

They mout get some whimsey into their heads, an' come this ways.

There's a story that once in a spirit of whimsey, Capt.

He is a man of whimsey and temper and also mood.

It is a whim of Mrs. Grundy's, who is all whimsey.

Once more the smile on her lips announced a whimsey.

The whimsey caused another smile to ripple across her lips.

The Tribune wooed its readers with whimsey & the Times with greater bulk of news.

It is a whimsey, a weakness of yours, boy.

And immediately her old whimsey returns upon her:

Understand, this is my whimsey only.

Since then the Tribune has dropped the whimsey and become a world newspaper and the Times has turned Republican.

What new whimsey now?

The extraordinary precautions taken by Roon and Paul to prevent identification, dead or alive, supports your whimsey, as you call it.

If your whimsey, Charlotte, added she, arises from modesty, you reflect upon your sister; and, what is worse, upon your mother.

King's tale of chemical annihilation, world apocalypse and an epochal fight between good and evil is less well stocked with home-counties whimsey.

Scofield laughed to himself at David's "whimsey," but he halted, going with the young man as he strode across the field.