fancy in Irish
fancy in Irish is nóisean — fancy means british informal: to want or feel attracted to something or someone.
fancy in Irish
nóisean
Love or amorous attachment.
What does "fancy" mean?
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verb British informal: to want or feel attracted to something or someone.
"Do you fancy a coffee?"
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adjective Elaborate, decorative, or of a superior grade.
"They booked a table at a fancy restaurant."
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noun A sudden liking, whim, or the imagination itself.
"It was just a passing fancy — she never intended to move."
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fancy in a sentence
- Do you fancy a coffee?
- He's fancied her for years but never said anything.
- They booked a table at a fancy restaurant.
- It was just a passing fancy — she never intended to move.
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What is "fancy" in Irish?
"fancy" in Irish is nóisean. fancy means: British informal: to want or feel attracted to something or someone.
How do you use "fancy" in a sentence?
Example: "Do you fancy a coffee?" In Irish, "fancy" is nóisean.
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