whimsy-maxxing
whimsy-maxxing noun: the trend of deliberately injecting playfulness, imagination, and childlike joy into one's daily routine to combat adult monotony. Also the present participle and gerund of whimsy-maxx.
Noun
whimsy-maxxing (plural whimsy-maxxings)
- The trend of deliberately injecting playfulness, imagination, and childlike joy into one's daily routine to combat adult monotony.
Also used as
whimsy-maxxing is also the present participle and gerund of whimsy-maxx.
Forms of whimsy-maxxing
| plural | whimsy-maxxings |
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Origin of whimsy-maxxing
whimsy + -maxxing.
Questions about whimsy-maxxing
- What does whimsy-maxxing mean?
- Whimsy-maxxing means the trend of deliberately injecting playfulness, imagination, and childlike joy into one's daily routine to combat adult monotony.
- What part of speech is whimsy-maxxing?
- Whimsy-maxxing is a noun.
- What is the plural of whimsy-maxxing?
- The plural of whimsy-maxxing is whimsy-maxxings.
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