[f. WHIMSY after next.] = next, 2.
1871. Cecilia Mary Caddell, Never Forgotten, ii. 23. Maude always was obstinate when she had one of her religious whimsey whamseys in her head.
1900. ‘Anthony Hope,’ Quisanté, v. 65. The real reason … why the Dean hasn’t risen higher is because he always has some whimsy-whamsy in his head.
