whim-whams (Meaning)

whim-whams

jitters, fancy, whim, a whimsical object or device especially of ornament or dress

The child's whim-whams led him to jump on the couch with reckless abandon.
After a long day at work, she indulged in a whim-wham of ice cream, satisfying her sweet tooth.
The fickle weather brought on a series of whim-whams, from thunder storms to scorching sunshine.
The whim-whams of the stock market left investors feeling anxious and uncertain.
The artist's creative process was guided by whim-whams and inspirations, leading to unexpected and captivating works.
The dog's whim-whams to chase squirrels often got him into trouble with the neighbors.
The politician's whim-whams to enact radical policies alienated constituents and undermined his credibility.
The children's whim-whams for a pet llama were met with laughter and disbelief by their parents.
The whimsicality of her whims-whams brought joy to those around her, making her a popular and entertaining friend.
The whim-whams of fate brought together two strangers who would later become lifelong companions.

jitters, fancy, whim, a whimsical object or device especially of ornament or dress

nerves, shivers,butterflies, screaming meemies, willies, cold sweat,shakes, goose bumps, jitters, agitation

tranquillity, composure, tranquility, equanimity, calm, aplomb,imperturbability,self-possession

The child's whim-whams led him to jump on the couch with reckless abandon.

After a long day at work, she indulged in a whim-wham of ice cream, satisfying her sweet tooth.

The fickle weather brought on a series of whim-whams, from thunder storms to scorching sunshine.

The whim-whams of the stock market left investors feeling anxious and uncertain.