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fancier

[ UK /fˈænsɪɐ/ ]
[ US /ˈfænsiɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person having a strong liking for something

How To Use fancier In A Sentence

  • The building used to look a bit fancier, and much more decorative, but it was never rebuilt.
  • Given a choice between a plain trade paperback like this version of On the Road and a fancier one with a cover that imitates that of a hardcover and deckel-edged pages, people almost invariably choose the fancy one, even if it costs $3 more. One thing I don't have to worry about.
  • Most of us find them unattractive, though there are thousands of rodent fanciers who dote on their well-groomed rat-pets.
  • But the more evident marauder is pigeons, thanks to the sandwich crusts left by lunchers and the feed spread by misguided bird fanciers.
  • Another large class of birds that make fine pets although they are not strictly in the class of birds bred by the fancier are the ornamental land and water fowl. Outdoor Sports and Games
  • `I was in the kitchen when it happened," said the rabbit fancier. FURTHER TALES OF THE CITY
  • We tried a bottle of 2002 Bel Colle Moscato d'Asti, which is slightly fancier version of Asti Spumonte: slightly less sweet, costing slightly more $12 to $15, and slightly less sparkling. September 2004
  • Fancier edge stitches could include binding with lycra, blanket stitch, pinking, overcast with the serger, or turning under and stitching.
  • Discreet "feijoada" fanciers follow this with nothing stronger than mineral water. Rio De Janeiro
  • Nuclear disarmers are right in saying that a test ban would stop weapons builders trying out new and fancier designs.
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