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Definitions for NANCY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an effeminate young man, also NANCE
• a city in NE France, chief town of Lorraine; population 107,434 (2006).
• a city in northeastern France in Lorraine
• offensive word for a homosexual man
ADJECTIVE:
• effeminate.
• effeminate or homosexual
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• city NE France on the Meurthe pop 103,552
• effeminate or homosexual boy or man

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How to use NANCY in a sentence

• The Admiral soothed and quieted them each in turn, all but Nancy.
• Nancy would have sat by until he recovered himself, if possible, or found somebody to take him to his destination.
• When my grandmother was consulted, she at once said she wanted Nancy to lie with all the rest of her family, and where her own old body would be buried.
• He remembered that Nancy called it providential, but surely she was mistaken.
• Nancy loved Maggie dearly, and felt no jealousy of this warm admiration of the unknown lady.
• Then he and Daniel started down the path to the river, with Nancy and her mother, both looking very serious, following after.
• Nancy made the pies, and Dan dressed a fowl, while their mother got ready a pot of beans, made brown-bread to bake in the oven with the pies, and steamed an Indian pudding.
• Nancy Gookin was an Indian woman, who did a good many odd jobs for the neighbors.
• For the first time in her life Nancy was dominated by a will that was stronger than her own.
• Nancy had cast it off as she had descended into the launch.
• I knew now why Olaf had wanted Nancy on board, why he had wanted to swim with her in the sea which was as blue as her eyes and his own.
• In other words, that one glance at Nancy in the garden, when he had risen at her entrance, had disclosed to Olaf the fundamental in her.
• Down came Nancy, like a balloon, nearly smothering the two professors, upon whom she alighted.
• Everyone knew that the order was to take Nancy at any price, and open the town for the Kaiser to march in, triumphant, as did Louis XIII of France centuries ago.
• Nancy pretended to be asleep when she came in, but she was not.
• All that afternoon Nancy stayed up in her chamber and wept, while her best dress was soaking to remove the green stain, if it was Sunday.
• Nancy put on her buff calico, and went to the store.
• So rode Nancy Simms out of her old life into her new one.
• It took their united tact, firmness, and diplomacy to steer Nancy over the reefs of what the manager called hired-girl taste.
• Chadwick Champneys was alive, Nancy had been able to feel that there was some one to whom she, in a way, belonged.
• Nancy was beginning to love and understand good music.
• Beauty, joined with wealth, the chance of possessing both, with the attractive arts of Nancy, were considered necessary to sway him.
• O Nancy Corbett! Nancy Corbett! this was all your doing.
• Laura and Ussher were standing at the table watching the last bitter moments of the game between Nancy and the unfortunate Wickham.
• It was about the middle of February when he received one morning a letter from Nancy Almar.
• Now Andre fared along down the road alone on the back of the mare Nancy.
• A few minutes, and Nancy came in, the parcel left by Dan Duff in her hand.
• A merchant of Nancy discovered him, and returned the reluctant boy of genius to his home.
• MARY FRANCES MELVIN, ELIZA HENDERSON, AND NANCY GRANTHAM.

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