v. dial. [Imitative.] (See quots.)
1850. Dickens, David Copp., li. ‘Wen Mrs. Gummidge takes to wimicking,’—our old county word for crying,—‘she’s liable to be considered to be … peevish-like.’
1865. H. Kingsley, Hillyars & Burtons, xxi. Three times had that child wimmicked at its aunt as she knelt there.
