Sentence examples for whimsical words from inspiring English sources
Someone, I'm not sure where or when, used caustic goop to etch whimsical words on thrift-store glasses to make them "fun".
Frankie's Magical Day: A First Book of Whimsical Words.
This fun board book uses "whimsical words" to strengthen kids' vocabularies.
Spurr initially defended the emails as a "whimsical" word game which mocked the extreme language used.
Blegvad's songs also reflect a whimsical, word-gaming turn of mind.
In his submission to court, Spurr repeated his argument that the emails were a "whimsical" word game with colleagues and friends.
She is equally adamant that her great-aunt Monica Flin accidentally knocked a burrito (actually, a burro, which is the king-size variety of a tortilla wrap) into boiling lard in the early 1950s and, because there were youngsters around at the time, adapted a Mexican curse into the whimsical word chimichanga.
In reply: The response by Oldach et al. is wonderfully whimsical (a word that was unfortunately deleted from our manuscript by the EID reviewers).
In other words, whimsical DNA sequencing experiments were rarely undertaken, making it even easier to justify blanket archiving of DNA sequences with no discrimination in data compression rates for different experiments.
I may have used the word "whimsical" about it.
Even the word "whimsical" is in there somewhere.
