fan⋅cy [fan-see]
--noun
1 imagination or fantasy
2 the artistic ability of creating unreal or whimsical imagery
3 a mental image or conception
4 an idea or opinion with little foundation
5 a caprice, whim, vagary
6 critical judgement, taste
7 LOVE
8 the fancy, Archaic. people deeply interested in art or sport
--adjective
9 of superfine quality or exceptional appeal
10 depending on imagination; whimsical; irregular
11 much too costly; exorbitant or extravagant
--verb
12 to form a conception of; picture oneself
13 to take a liking to
14 to believe without being absolutely certain

Mmmm?
Thank you Libby's. I have used your fancy pumpkin mix for many a pie, but let it be known that I think
fresh fruits are a tad fancier.

There are few things as immediately fanciful in this world as amusement rides.
The thrill of being swept up and around, tumbling precariously through the air, trusting a carnie with our safety to enjoy our
motion sense to the max.
Sometimes I think the swing ride is the most fancy: so simple, so child-like.
Humans are silly.
I've finally found something
slightly more fancy
than my
stand-by foodploitation site:
foodgawker.com.
I say "slightly" because I have noticed many shared posts between the two sites, but foodgawker has a lot more recipes and foods from restaurants, methinks.
So I may use tastespotting more in practice, but it's good to have fancy culinary goals set forth as well... after all, I made my first
reduction last weekend (!), which I fancily drizzled on this
baby:

The beloved Eagle Nebula.
One of the most fancy nebulae, in my opinion.
What makes it especially whimsical are its "Pillars of Creation", where stars were born. I must use the past tense here, as the Eagle Nebula was destroyed 6,000 years ago by a supernova... bittersweet-ly, the light from the new nebula won't reach our dreamy earth-eyes for another million years or so. And who knows where we'll be then?