v. to like-like someone (i.e. be infatuated, smitten, etc) either in a sexual, emotional or both fashion.
I fancy that bloke!
by biggidy March 21, 2003
A term used most commonly in England or in the past. Used to describe something of a particular liking.
Takin' a fancy to it, eh?
by Jason February 5, 2005
In america fancy means to like someone in a sexual way, to want to be with them, want to go out with them ect...
In Britian fancy means the same but it also means 'want' or 'do you want' something.
In Britian fancy means the same but it also means 'want' or 'do you want' something.
America: I fancy Her
Britain: I Fancy Her, Fancy a pint?, Fancy going out tonight?, I fancy a pizza tonight ect...
Britain: I Fancy Her, Fancy a pint?, Fancy going out tonight?, I fancy a pizza tonight ect...
by Dan Kempster July 13, 2005
A top hat-wearing elephant with shiny shoes who drinks $200 VIP champaign with his or her superior trunk.
by politically_incorrect_doucheba June 13, 2010
Person 1: I'm going to a concert tonight!
Person 2: Fancy!
Person 3: Awesome!
Person 2: No. Fancy. It's going to be fancy.
Person 1: No you don't have to get dressed up.
Person 2: NO YOU IDIOTS! Look it up on Urban Dictionary. Fancy just means cool or awesome. Come on guys, get with it.
Person 2: Fancy!
Person 3: Awesome!
Person 2: No. Fancy. It's going to be fancy.
Person 1: No you don't have to get dressed up.
Person 2: NO YOU IDIOTS! Look it up on Urban Dictionary. Fancy just means cool or awesome. Come on guys, get with it.
by efc107 September 19, 2011
an ironic way of stating someones downsides using a generic rhetorical phrase. Commonly expressed as an adjective but can also be expressed as a pronoun. many times this word can be used to ask if a person is acting selfishly or irresponsibly for their surroundings. during fits of rage this term can also be used in place of a swear or any exclamatory insult/statement.
by Angel Nemamaru December 25, 2010
