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When you have a fancy taste/behavior but also enjoy doing trashy things.

Fancy+Trashy = Fanshy
Person 1: I brought this 200usd Whiskey to our camping.
Person 2: Cool! But I got this plastic cups from a dollar store. Is ok to drink ttis bottle in these cups?
Person 1: Don't worry, we're Fanshy. You can pour it some Coke if you want.
Fanshy by dvivancoch November 14, 2021
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Fashy means Fascism-like, or to be full of fascism. Similiar to other slang terms like "jazzy" and "flashy." The term originated in the mid 2010's on various social media sites, specifically used by the individuals involved with the "Alternative Right" or "Alt-Right," an umbrella term for the political movement uproaring from the populist parties and politicians, consisting of tech-savy and right-leaning young people from various Western countries . Although the movement isn't always associated with Fascism, the term Fashy is still derived from that patricular political ideology. Typically the term is not used to describe the populist parties and politicians that the alt-right follows, although one might use the term to describe them as such, but is encouraged to be used only for fascist-centered ideas for the sake of scholarship that the alt-right demographic is associated with.
A woman of the alt-right who is pro-fascism might say "look at these sexy Fashy men!" with a picture of men from Fascist Italy or Nazi Germany. Whereas an alt-right individual more in line with libertarian or republican ideals might say "censoring speech is too Fashy!"
Fashy by FRESHShaZaM July 12, 2016
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fanshitter 

n. (fan + shitter)

Someone who seeks or creates unnecessary drama. Instead of shit hitting the fan... these people unnecessarily shit INTO the fan.
My roomate is a goddamn fanshitter.
fanshitter by Eugenia Yang June 23, 2007
Bard of EverQuest, perhaps the most annoying yet impossible to hate.
Fansy the Famous Bard says "Go Go Good Team!"
fansy by zoey August 31, 2003
The description to describe someone perfect: Funny Athletic Nice Smart Hot
That dude is so fansh.
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a haircut favored by alt-right men — the sides are shaved down but the top is longer and slicked back, a style associated with the Hitler Youth.
"A few feet away, Palmgren paced the roof’s wood-planked deck on a phone call. He is tall and beefy, with a thick beard and a 'fashy,' " - The Rise of the Valkyries
In the alt-right, women are the future, and the problem - By Seyward Darby
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Fansy the Famous Bard 

An aincent being from a time before the internet was clogged up with retard memes. An infamous bard on an Everquest server.

In the game, once you get past level 5 you can be killed and looted by anyone, and this was a 'no rules' server. Bards had a skill that made them run faster than everyone else and Fansy used this to his advantage. He attracted Sand Giants, a hugely powerful enemy with equal speed and had them follow him throughout the world purging the crust of sin. You'll get a better description if you just fucking google search it. It's the top page which has actual quotes from the legend.
I used to be Fansy the Famous Bard's friend, but I haven't heard from him for over 10 years. He's most likely moved on.. Fansy, if you read this remember me!
Fansy the Famous Bard by Douchebag82 November 29, 2011
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