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† ˈwhimsied, pa. pple. or a. Obs. rare.
[f. whimsy + -ed.]
Filled with whims; made whimsical.
1624Fletcher Rule a Wife ii. i, To have a mans brains whimsied with his wealth. 1628Ford Lover's Mel. ii. ii, You are but a little staring—there's difference betweene staring and starke mad. You are but whymsed, yet crotchetted, conundroun'd, or so. 1835Willis Pencillings I. xxiii. 162 A whimsied madman. |