A whim is, essentially, a passing impulse. Whims would be the plural of the word whim. Whims means passing impulses.
guided by whim, sudden moods of behaviour
On a whim, I decided to get 2the hookers.
I just double checked my Merriam-Webster Dictionary and ...1. Whimsical comes from the root 'whim'2. The root of 'whim' is 'whim-wham'3. The origin of 'whim-wham' is unknown
Capricious means to change or by a whim or impulse. A synonym of capricious is fickle, volatile, and unpredictable.
I answered the question on a whim. I quit the job because I could not follow every whim of the boss. I like her because her whims are delightful.
Caprice means a sudden and unpredictable change especially in a person's mood or behavior. Whim is a synonym of caprice.
guided by whim, sudden moods of behaviour
snap decision to do something without cause. eg, I woke up this morning and decided to take off to Hawaii on a whim!
I decided to go shopping on a whim.
Whim W'Him was created in 2009.
An example of a sentence is: I went to visit him on a whim.
whim is for the breakability of your items that you use except your weapons. boomerang, bugnet, pickaxe, flute are some examples. look at the status by pressing start. is the whim green? (that means it's activated) is the whim positive or negatively activated? positive whim means breakables won't break easily negative whim means they'll break easily note: at your home, go to the drawer and read the info magazine about some skills if you're not sure what they do. searching the net is easier too.
She bought the dress on a whim, without thinking about whether she actually needed it.
I had a sudden whim to take a midnight walk.
Impulse, inclination, or vagary. Those are synonyms of whim.
On a whim, I decided to get 2the hookers.
I just double checked my Merriam-Webster Dictionary and ...1. Whimsical comes from the root 'whim'2. The root of 'whim' is 'whim-wham'3. The origin of 'whim-wham' is unknown