Whim

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 518

hwim, n. A sudden turn or start of the a fancy; capricious notion; humor; freak. — sey. -zT, n. A whim; freak; capricious notion.— Whim's ical, a. Full of whims or whimseys; odd fancies; curious; odd; freakish; capricious; tastical. — Whim's icaKity, -kal'T-tY, -sicalne , State or quality of being, etc.— Whim's icaliy, Whim'" wham, "n. A whim or whimsey; a freak.