whimsy , auch: whimsey

If those all sound too serious, how about a touch of whimsy?

To some, the park's rules seem to change daily and by whimsy.

She has also added more than a touch of whimsy.

In this context, a little whimsy goes a long way.

Such whimsy could have given us a short, dull book.

I asked him, an unusual piece of whimsy for me.

In a moment of whimsy he decided to explore further.

But the step from aggression to whimsy is a short one.

She looked across the table at him with a charming whimsy in her green eyes.

But the club members were in the mood for whimsy.

The one note of whimsy had been the movie magazines.

Of course, she told herself, it was just a mad whimsy.

Whimsy being in short supply these days, every little bit helps, especially here.

But the T-shirt seems to be a passing moment of whimsy here.

There's a great deal of whimsy at work here, about 10 tons' worth in all.

It is home to the Whimsies (a race of large people with small heads).

I was won over by the touching whimsy of the concept.

Most unexpectedly, he had found again a trace of whimsy.

She grinned, trying for whimsy, but not getting any feedback.

He cited "a certain woman's whimsy" as the only reason for his decision to make this change.

Bizarre whimsy, as usual, was the order of the day.

Whimsy and resourcefulness are certainly part of our relationship to design.

Schools operated according to the whimsy of their principals and teachers.

All have a retro look, some with a touch of whimsy.

Granted, this might not be your particular brand of whimsy.