Fancy, actually, is more of a UK word. They use it to describe a romantic interest in a person, "Do you fancy him?" or a desire for something, "Fancy a cup of tea?" etc.
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Fancy, actually, is more of a UK word. They use it to describe a romantic interest in a person, "Do you fancy him?" or a desire for something, "Fancy a cup of tea?" etc.
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Sirk
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How come nobody does me? I need a "safe place" because no one has done me. I am being discriminated against and I demand my own chat room category.
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VioletReigns
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Fancy is also used in India to mean the same thing.
Jus' sayin'..
In America, even our ketchup is fancy.
It's a lie. It's a lie! Read the ingredients. Ain't nothing fancy about that ketchup.
"Ya.....people are stupid sometimes, if they weren't stupid all of the time, they might have a good chance at being smart some of the time. lol."
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There you go, buddy.
Did I nail it?
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