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fancy
adjective as in extravagant, ornamental
noun as in impulse, urge
noun as in liking, dream
Strongest matches
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verb as in imagine, create
verb as in love, desire
Example Sentences
Maggie is the best-case version of the submissive wife fantasy, a nice lady with a fancy house who wants to be thought well of and refers to her son’s victim as “that poor girl.”
Years later, when my salary broke six figures, I found myself dropping $20 on a fancy cocktail without batting a designer-mascaraed eyelash.
These days, she lives in Yorkville.“There’s still some grime. It feels more village-y than where I used to live, which was glamorous and fancy but not as neighborhood-y,” she said.
The college game isn’t as simple as getting a money bazooka and showering a fancy name.
There is a squad that maybe Gerrard didn't fancy and would have wanted to change, but that freedom he had before would not be there now.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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