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Bookmark or Share- FANCY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionaryto want to have or do something: Do you fancy a drink this evening? [ + -ing verb ] I didn't fancy swimm ing in that water. B2 [ T ] UK informal. to be sexually attracted to someone: He could tell she fancied him. fancy yourself UK disapproving. to think you are very attractive or important: That Dave really fancies himself, doesn't he?
- FANCY definition and meaning | Collins English DictionaryA fancy is a liking or desire for someone or something, especially one that does not last long. She did not suspect that his interest was just a passing fancy. Synonyms: whim, thought, idea, desire More Synonyms of fancy. 3. verb. If you fancy someone, you feel attracted to them, especially in a sexual way. [informal]
- FANCIES Synonyms: 180 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-WebsterSynonyms for FANCIES: fantasies, dreams, illusions, daydreams, visions, delusions, phantasies, ideas; Antonyms of FANCIES: facts, realities, actualities, dislikes, hatreds, distastes, disgusts, aversions
- FANCY Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.coma mental image or conception: He had happy fancies of being a famous actor. Synonyms: phantasm, idea, impression, notion, thought. an idea or opinion with little foundation; illusion: Her belief that she can sing is a mere fancy. a caprice; whim; vagary: It was his fancy to fly to Paris occasionally for dinner. Synonyms: crotchet, humor, quirk.
- Fancy - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms | Vocabulary.comFancy is an old contraction of the word fantasy. You’ll often see this word used in the phrase “flights of fancy .”. This phrase refers to an unrealistic goal or idea such as, “He has flights of fancy about running off to Hollywood and becoming a movie star.”. Fancy can also be used as an expression of affection.
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