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Oonch Fancier 

British slang from the 1950s thought to have originated in East Anglia and meaning a lesbian. The word oonch is thought to have derived from the dialect pronunciation of 'conch' and was used as a slang name for the vagina due to the resemblance of the opening of the female genitalia to the opening of a conch shell. Thus a lesbian became an oonch fancier.
"Ah! I wouldn't mind a bit of that!"
"Forget it boy! She's an oonch fancier."
Oonch Fancier by AKACroatalin April 10, 2015
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Francine 

Someone who is a sweet loving, kind girl and does everything and anything for her friends
Francine by TheDeffinition September 20, 2017

Whims and fancies 

Generally used as a derogatory phrase when someone wants something according to his/her wishes, no matter how unreasonable it may seem
We do not have to satisfy her whims and fancies.
Whims and fancies by Kulkul August 9, 2019
Combination of fan and zine. Often a low-budget or amateur publication devoted to the fan appreciation of a particular celebrety or musical act.
My cousin puts out an Elvis fanzine that she hands out at record swaps.
fanzine by unidyne November 25, 2003

Francine 

Francine is a very old name that originates from France but is a latin word, it means beautiful flower. Usually Francine's are very pretty brunettes, with an average height and gorgeous intense eyes that speaks volumes of how they feel. They are beautiful but have a kind of awkwardness about them and an easy going nature that makes them approachable. The Francine's complains a lot but they do it in such a way that it's dramatic and funny. They make great friend and never let off their friendships but end up losing friends due their frank sometimes thoughtless remarks.
me: Hey, check out that classy babe,
freind: forget it, you have no chance with her
me: (after seeing her trip a couple of time) Oh yes, I think I do

Friend: yeah, if she keeps tripping like that definetey have a shot but don't Francine too hard!!
Francine by Tomjkon February 5, 2010

francine 

@francine.lorraine
Francine is pretty sweet
francine by knowingit September 12, 2020
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"Yeah, she's kind of annoying. All she ever talks about it ballet."

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"Yeah... I know."
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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