Fancied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FANCIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FANCY, to take a liking to
• feel a desire or liking for
• find sexually attractive
• regard (a horse, team, or player) as a likely winner
• imagine; think
• used to express surprise at something
• Formed or conceived by the fancy; unreal; as, a fancied wrong.
• have an unduly high opinion of oneself, or of one's ability in a particular area
NOUN:
• a superficial or transient feeling of liking or attraction
• a person or thing that one finds attractive
• a favourite in a race or other sporting contest
• enthusiasts for a sport, especially boxing or racing, considered collectively
• the faculty of imagination
• an unfounded or tentative belief or idea
• a small iced cake
• (in 16th and 17th century music) a composition for keyboard or strings in free or variation form.
ADJECTIVE:
• elaborate in structure or decoration
• sophisticated or expensive in a way that is intended to impress
• (especially of foodstuffs) of high quality
• (of a flower) of two or more colours
• (of an animal) bred to develop particular points of appearance
• (of a drawing, painting, or sculpture) created from the imagination rather than from life
• formed or conceived by the imagination
• imaginary
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of fancy

Words related to FANCIED

fancy13 fancying17 imaginary15

Words that contain FANCIED

unfancied15

How to use FANCIED in a sentence

• I have fancied often that God must give some special grace to all good mothers, to enable them to do all that they do, and bear all they bear.
• Perhaps she fancied that no one would see the flowers but she.
• Lawrence fancied that when Warren called at the house, he was calling on her.
• As he climbed into the nearest coach, he fancied that he spied the veils of the two ladies vanishing behind a little door that was just closing.
• But it has died out, that fancied love, and I cannot bring it back.
• On reaching the foot of this singular elevation, our adventurers found it would not be so easy a matter as they had fancied, to ascend it.
• Yet, withal, she could execute her commission, and upon the door being opened, she could enter in the very face of that mirth of which she fancied herself the victim.
• I fancied that his professional eyes had already detected some change.
• At length, however, in the ninth year, he fancied he saw a way to independence.
• She knew intuitively that he blushed because he fancied that she, from his rough clothes, had judged him to be a common tramp.
• One taste, she fancied, might have begun a transformation in her life! But we know not the weight of the chains we lay upon our limbs.
• It is so like a hill I saw when I was last on Bowen Downs that I almost fancied it the same.
• When I fancied that I stood alone I was really in the ridiculous position of being backed up by all Christendom.
• He approached his head so near the lower part of it that Lucia fancied he was in the act of pressing his lips upon the crossed feet of the silver Christ.
• I fancied I caught sight of reddish lines, but when I would have examined them, they were gone.
• Already he fancied that he heard their steps upon the stair.
• The girl fancied that their destination was the same, though at first she had not thought so.
• Her aspect was so commanding that he fancied she had come to express her disapproval of his conduct, to rebuke him for lack of respect to Mr.
• Never in his wildest imaginings had he fancied such forms and faces.
• Anton was positively horrified at this freedom, and fancied that the principal did not like it much better.
• Half a mile down this road was a farmhouse, where Hugh fancied they might hire some sort of conveyance to take them home.
• Or was it rather that the poor creature knew he was a fool, and fancied that thus he could disguise the fact? I dare say there was a mixture of both feelings.
• Incensed at what he fancied a deliberate insult, the governor of Tourmont planned to slay Huon at a great banquet.
• Though utterly reckless on his own account, she fancied that she had made an impression upon him, and that he would not act wholly without consideration for her.
• He turned to Anne, and she fancied just for a second that there was a shade of anxiety on his face.
• Douglas as a son, and her bodily infirmities, real or fancied, were fast vanishing away.
• For a moment she fancied it some trick of her own pulse.

Similar words containing FANCI without suffix ed

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