Updated on March 16, 2024
| own | The couple decided to have their very own fancy wedding in Paris. |
| mere | The mere fancy of a luxurious life does not make it a reality. |
| great | The meal was served with great fancy |
| poetic | Her mind bloomed with poetic fancy weaving dreams and metaphors into an enchanting tapestry. |
| popular | Love is a popular fancy |
| idle | Her idle fancy had conjured up a world of her own. |
| lively | Her lively fancy led her to imagine a world where animals could talk. |
| strange | The strange fancy of the old woman was to collect thimbles. |
| public | The public fancy was captured by the royal wedding. |
| pure | This is pure fancy I can't believe he'd spend that much money on a car. |
| wild | I have a wild fancy to go to the beach. |
| childish | The princess skipped merrily through the enchanted forest, her dainty dress sparkling with childish fancy |
| particular | I have a particular fancy for Italian food. |
| foolish | The foolish fancy of a moment may lead to lifelong regret. |
| pretty | The restaurant was pretty fancy with white tablecloths and crystal glasses. |
| youthful | Her youthful fancy led her to dream of distant lands and adventures. |
| romantic | |
| poetical | As she sat there, in her solitude, the world seemed to melt away, like an ephemeral mirage vanishing into the ethereal expanse of a poetical fancy |
| sudden | The sudden fancy took him to the park. |
| excited | She wore an excited fancy dress to the party. |
| much | Fancy dress of the rich was often copied by those who had much fancy but less money. |
| creative | Her creative fancy was evident in the whimsical designs of her paintings. |
| delicate | Her delicate fancy led her to envision a world of ethereal beauty. |
| exuberant | Her exuberant fancy filled the room with a whirlwind of colors. |
| vivid | Her vivid fancy could conjure up such wonderful worlds. |
| odd | The odd fancy caught everyone's attention. |
| morbid | His morbid fancy conjured up visions of decay and death. |
| rich | The rich fancy couple dined at the most expensive restaurant in town. |
| disordered | The disordered fancy of the poet created a universe of its own. |
| playful | The playful fancy danced amidst the clouds, weaving intricate tapestries of imagination. |
| boyish | |
| curious | Her curious fancy always made her wander into the mystical woods. |
| busy | The busy fancy basement buzzed with the sounds of a hundred typewriters. |
| fine | The fine fancy dress was the talk of the town. |
| brilliant | The brilliant fancy of the artist was evident in every brushstroke. |
| fertile | The artist's fertile fancy conjured up whimsical creatures dancing in a moonlit glade. |
| excellent | The excellent fancy presentation showcased the chef's culinary skills. |
| heated | The heated fancy was too much for me. |
| extravagant | She wore an extravagant fancy dress to the ball. |
| pleasant | |
| superstitious | He had a superstitious fancy that the number thirteen was unlucky. |
| fond | |
| sweet | Sweet fancy Moses, that was close! |
| quick | The quick fancy fox jumped over the lazy dog. |
| wayward | The wayward fancy took him on a journey through time and space. |
| whimsical | The artist's whimsical fancy transformed ordinary objects into whimsical sculptures. |
| distempered | The distempered fancy of the poet led him to create surreal and disturbing verse. |
| quaint | The quaint fancy teacups and saucers graced the antique lace tablecloth. |
| luxuriant | |
| graceful | |
| violent | Her violent fancy was a coterie of half-formed truths and prejudices. |
| capricious | The capricious fancy of the wind blew the leaves in all directions. |
| sick | The sick fancy ball was held in a grand ballroom. |
| vain | The vain fancy that he could achieve success without hard work led to his downfall. |
| wildest | The wildest fancy cannot picture its desolation. |
| girlish | She decorated her room with girlish fancy including pink pillows and a fluffy rug. |
| singular | Her singular fancy was to travel the world. |
| silly | |
| bright | The bright fancy of a child can take them to amazing places. |
| absurd | The absurd fancy of the woman made her wear a full-length gown to the grocery store. |
| peculiar | The peculiar fancy of the old man was to collect antique thimbles. |
| fleeting | The fleeting fancy of a summer breeze. |
| artistic | The artistic fancy of the painting was evident in its vibrant brushstrokes and surrealist imagery. |
| exquisite | Her exquisite fancy was evident in the elaborate decorations of her home. |
| vagrant | His vagrant fancy wandered over the world, but always came back to her. |
| imaginative | Her imaginative fancy had conjured up a world of wonders. |
| ingenious | The ingenious fancy of the human mind rivals the wonders of the natural world. |
| charming | Her charming fancy hat was the talk of the town. |
| ardent | |
| pleasing | The pleasing fancy of a summer vacation got her through the winter. |
| warm | The warm fancy of the summer days filled me with joy. |
| queer | The queer fancy dress party was a riot of color and creativity. |
| oriental | The oriental fancy caught her eye. |
| inventive | The painter's inventive fancy was evident in the abstract swirls and colors on the canvas. |
| light | The light fancy of summer nights drew us outside to enjoy the cool air. |
| unbridled | Her unbridled fancy took her to distant lands and untold adventures. |
| mad | The new restaurant was mad fancy with gold-plated silverware and a harpist playing in the background. |
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