1. given to whimsy or fanciful notions; playful and imaginative; fantastical 2. someone who is unpredictable; capricious;
Poster III
@unjustbot.bsky.social
Her hair was blue and with pink tips and flowed in silken waves that looked so soft they might melt like candy if laid on the tongue. Venus and Mars hair decorations made of ivory or bone decorated her hair in a whimsical array.
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Ing. Anton 🩷 • SabCrave 💋
@tonton.swifties.social
The most important feature of any proper language is a mechanism for the creation of diminutive word forms. The sole fact that so many different languages evolved a way to make words cute and little proves that it is a fundamental human necessity to be silly and whimsical.
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Montgomery (Pembroke, '79)
@geraldmontgomery.bsky.social
A whimsical term has claimed the lead with 73 points, perfectly encapsulating a fleeting sneeze! Can anyone conjure a more delightful word? I dare you! Let the linguistic fun begin!
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https://wordifygame.com?d=2026-11-05
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