fancy

US /ˈfæn.si/
UK /ˈfæn.si/
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1.

elaborate in structure or decoration; ornate

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She wore a fancy dress to the ball.
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The restaurant serves fancy dishes.
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ornateelaboratedecorativeextravagantluxurious
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plainsimplebasic
2.

(of a price or cost) excessively high

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The tickets were a bit too fancy for my budget.
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They charge a fancy price for that old car.
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expensivecostlyoverpricedexorbitant
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cheapinexpensiveaffordable
1.

feel a desire or liking for

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Do you fancy a cup of tea?
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I don't fancy going out tonight.
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desirewish forcravelikeprefer
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dislikeaverse
2.

imagine; conceive of

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Can you fancy a world without internet?
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I fancy myself as a good cook.
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imaginepicturevisualizeconceivedream
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disregardignore
1.

a capricious liking; a whim

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He bought the expensive car on a fancy.
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She had a sudden fancy for ice cream.
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whimcapriceimpulsedesireinclination
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dislikeaversion
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take a fancy tofancy dresstickle someone's fancy