Nancy in German
Nancy in German is Nanzig — Nancy means a dated, derogatory slang term for an effeminate man.
Nancy in German
Nanzig
A city in Meurthe-et-Moselle department, Grand Est, north-eastern France.
What does "Nancy" mean?
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noun A dated, derogatory slang term for an effeminate man.
"The insult "nancy boy" sounds badly outdated now."
- name A female given name; also a city in north-eastern France.
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- The insult "nancy boy" sounds badly outdated now.
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What is "Nancy" in German?
"Nancy" in German is Nanzig. Nancy means: A dated, derogatory slang term for an effeminate man.
How do you use "Nancy" in a sentence?
Example: "The insult "nancy boy" sounds badly outdated now." In German, "Nancy" is Nanzig.
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