whim-wham
/ˈwɪmwam
/noun archaic
1A quaint and decorative object; a trinket.
2A whim: the follies and whim-whams of the metropolis
Origin
Early 16th century: fanciful reduplication.
- punch list
- Punch-man
- punch-mark
- punch-marked
- punch one's ticket
- punch-out
- punch-packed
- punch-packing
- punch plate
- punch press
- punch-prop
- punch-pull
- punch-pulling
- Punch show
- punch someone's lights out
- Punch's show
- Punch's voice
- punch the (time) clock
- punch ticket
- punch-up
- Punch voice
- punchwork
- punchy
- puncta
- punctae