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Meaning of whimsy in English. whimsy. noun. uk / ˈwɪm.zi / us / ˈwɪm.zi / Add to word list. [ U ] unusual, funny, and pleasant ideas or qualities: Add a touch of whimsy to your room with these cat sculptures. The film combines whimsy and tragedy in equal measure. [ C or U ] UK disapproving.
whimsy n: uncountable (fanciful quality) bizzarria nf : These children's stories are full of whimsy. Queste storie per bambini sono piene di bizzarrie. whimsy n ([sth] fanciful) capriccio nm : stravaganza nf : carattere stravagante, carattere eccentrico nm : I enjoyed the whimsy and light-hearted spirit of the film.
plural whimsies also whimseys. Synonyms of whimsy. 1. : whim, caprice. 2. : the quality or state of being whimsical or fanciful. the designer's new line showed a touch of whimsy. 3. : a fanciful or fantastic device, object, or creation especially in writing or art.
Whimsy definition: capricious humor or disposition; extravagant, fanciful, or excessively playful expression. See examples of WHIMSY used in a sentence.
5 giorni fa · 4 meanings: 1. a capricious idea or notion 2. light or fanciful humour 3. something quaint or unusual 4. quaint, comical, or.... Click for more definitions.
Whimsy is what a person who's a dreamer and out of step with the real world might have lots of. People who are full of whimsy are odd, but often fanciful and lovely, like Harry Potter's friend Luna Lovegood. Whimsy is also a whim — something you do just because you want to.
