- a fanciful ornament; bauble; trinket
- an odd notion; fancy; whim
Origin of whim-wham
from uncertain or unknown; perhapswhim-wham Idioms
the whim-whams
Informal an uneasy, nervous feeling; the jitters
whim-wham
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