fancier

The word “fancier” has 3 syllables: fan-ci-er

It's pronounced as /ˈfæn.si.ər/


What is synonym and antonym for fancier?

In the thesaurus, “fancier” has 56 synonyms and 7 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for fancier along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for fancier

  • addict
  • adherent
  • admirer
  • advocate
  • afficionado
  • aficionado
  • amateur
  • apostle
  • authority
  • backer
  • booster
  • buff
  • bug
  • champion
  • collector
  • connoisseur
  • convert
  • cultist
  • devotee
  • dilettante
  • disciple
  • enthusiast
  • evangelist
  • expert
  • exponent
  • faddist
  • fan
  • fanatic
  • fiend
  • follower
  • fool
  • freak
  • friend
  • groupie
  • habitue
  • hanger-on
  • head
  • hound
  • junkie
  • junky
  • lover
  • maniac
  • maven
  • mavin
  • nut
  • partisan
  • partizan
  • patron
  • promoter
  • proponent
  • rooter
  • sucker
  • supporter
  • votary
  • well-wisher
  • zealot

Antonyms for fancier

  • belittler
  • carper
  • critic
  • detractor
  • enemy
  • nonadmirer
  • nonfan

Meanings of fancier

  • noun
    1. One who fancies; a person with a special interest, attraction or liking for something. An aficionado.
    2. A person who breeds or grows a particular animal or plant for points of excellence.
    3. One who fancies or imagines.
  • adjective
    1. Decorative.
    2. Of a superior grade.
    3. Executed with skill.
    4. Unnecessarily complicated.
    5. Extravagant; above real value.

Example Sentences

  • She preferred the fancier restaurant over the casual diner.
  • His taste in clothes became fancier as he earned more money.
  • The fancier car caught everyone's attention at the event.
  • They decided to go with the fancier wedding invitations.
  • The hotel offered a fancier suite for their anniversary celebration.

On this page you'll find 63 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to fancier, such as: addict, adherent, admirer, advocate, afficionado, aficionado, amateur.

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Related Words

faddist

faddists

familiar

  • a dime a dozen
  • abetter
  • abettor
  • abreast
  • accomplice
  • accustomed
  • acquaintance
  • acquainted
  • addict
  • adoring
  • affable
  • affectionate
  • afficionado
  • aficionado
  • alive
  • ally
  • alter ego
  • amicable
  • amigo
  • apprised
  • arrogant
  • associate
  • at home
  • at home with
  • au courant
  • au fait
  • audacious
  • aware
  • benefactor
  • blood brother
  • boastful
  • bold
  • bold-faced
  • boon
  • bosom
  • braggart
  • bragging
  • brash
  • brassbound
  • brassy
  • brazen
  • brother
  • buddy
  • buddy-buddy
  • buff
  • bug
  • bumptious
  • cavalier
  • ceaseless
  • cheeky
  • chum
  • chummy
  • clannish
  • client
  • close
  • close-knit
  • cocky
  • cognizant
  • cohort
  • collaborator
  • colleague
  • comfortable
  • common
  • common or garden
  • commonplace
  • compadre
  • companion
  • companionable
  • complacent
  • comrade
  • conceited
  • confederate
  • confidant
  • confidante
  • confident
  • confidential
  • conscious
  • constant
  • continual
  • continuous
  • conventional
  • conversant
  • convivial
  • cordial
  • cozy
  • crony
  • customary
  • customer
  • de rigueur
  • dear
  • denizen
  • devoted
  • devotee
  • disdainful
  • domestic
  • domineering
  • easy
  • egoistic
  • egoistical
  • egomaniacal
  • egotistic
  • egotistical
  • endemic
  • enthusiast
  • especial
  • everyday
  • fan
  • fanatic
  • fancier
  • fellow
  • fiend
  • fond
  • forward
  • freak
  • free
  • free-and-easy
  • frequent
  • frequenter
  • fresh
  • friend
  • friendly
  • garden variety
  • garden-variety
  • general
  • genial
  • gracious
  • gregarious
  • grounded
  • guest
  • habitual
  • habitue
  • haughty
  • haunter
  • hearty
  • heedful
  • hifalutin
  • high-and-mighty
  • high-handed
  • high-hat
  • highfalutin
  • hobnobber
  • hoity-toity
  • homespun
  • household
  • humble
  • immodest
  • imperious
  • impertinent
  • important
  • impudent
  • in on
  • in the know
  • incessant
  • informal
  • informed
  • inseparable
  • insolent
  • intimate
  • introduced
  • intrusive
  • inward
  • kept posted
  • knowledgeable
  • known
  • lordly
  • lover
  • loving
  • main man
  • mandatory
  • maniac
  • mate
  • matter-of-fact
  • mindful
  • mundane
  • musketeer
  • native
  • natural
  • near
  • neighborly
  • nervy
  • no stranger to
  • normal
  • nut
  • obligatory
  • obtrusive
  • officious
  • old hat
  • open
  • ordinary
  • overbold
  • overfamiliar
  • overweening
  • pal
  • palsy
  • palsy-walsy
  • partner
  • patron
  • peer
  • pen pal
  • perennial
  • pert
  • plain
  • plugged in
  • pompous
  • popular
  • presuming
  • presumptuous
  • pretentious
  • prevailing
  • prevalent
  • prideful
  • prosaic
  • proud
  • proverbial
  • quotidian
  • rampant
  • rat
  • recognizable
  • recurrent
  • regular
  • relaxed
  • repeated
  • routine
  • sassy
  • saucy
  • savvy
  • secretive
  • self-absorbed
  • self-asserting
  • self-assertive
  • self-assured
  • self-centered
  • self-complacent
  • self-conceited
  • self-concerned
  • self-confident
  • self-engrossed
  • self-important
  • self-infatuated
  • self-interested
  • self-involved
  • self-obsessed
  • self-satisfied
  • self-seeking
  • selfish
  • sensible
  • sentient
  • simple
  • sister
  • smart
  • smug
  • snobbish
  • snug
  • sociable
  • social
  • sport
  • standard
  • stock
  • stuck-up
  • supercilious
  • superior
  • supporter
  • sure
  • sympathizer
  • tender
  • tenderhearted
  • thick
  • tight
  • tight-knit
  • tuned-in
  • ubiquitous
  • unceasing
  • unceremonious
  • unconstrained
  • universal
  • unreserved
  • unsophisticated
  • up
  • up on
  • up-to-date
  • uppity
  • usual
  • vain
  • vainglorious
  • versant
  • versed
  • versed in
  • warm
  • well up in
  • well-informed
  • well-wisher
  • wise
  • with it
  • wonted
  • workaday

familiars

  • abetters
  • abettors
  • accomplices
  • acquaintances
  • addicts
  • afficionados
  • aficionados
  • allies
  • alter egos
  • amigos
  • associates
  • benefactors
  • blood brothers
  • brethren
  • brothers
  • buddies
  • buffs
  • bugs
  • chums
  • clients
  • cohorts
  • collaborators
  • colleagues
  • compadres
  • companions
  • comrades
  • confederates
  • confidantes
  • confidants
  • cronies
  • customers
  • denizens
  • devotees
  • enthusiasts
  • fanatics
  • fanciers
  • fans
  • fellows
  • fiends
  • freaks
  • frequenters
  • friendlies
  • friends
  • guests
  • habitues
  • haunters
  • hearties
  • hobnobbers
  • intimates
  • lovers
  • main men
  • maniacs
  • mates
  • musketeers
  • nuts
  • pals
  • partners
  • patrons
  • peers
  • pen pals
  • rats
  • regulars
  • sisters
  • sports
  • supporters
  • sympathizers
  • well-wishers

fan

  • abet
  • activate
  • add fuel
  • addict
  • adherent
  • admirer
  • advocate
  • aerate
  • afficionado
  • aficionado
  • aggravate
  • agitate
  • air conditioner
  • air-condition
  • air-cool
  • amateur
  • anger
  • animate
  • annoy
  • apostle
  • arouse
  • authority
  • backer
  • bang
  • batter
  • beat
  • blower
  • booster
  • bother
  • buff
  • buffet
  • bug
  • bum
  • champion
  • collector
  • connoisseur
  • convert
  • cool
  • cultist
  • devotee
  • dilettante
  • disciple
  • drive
  • encourage
  • energize
  • enflame
  • enkindle
  • enrage
  • enthusiast
  • evangelist
  • exasperate
  • excite
  • expand
  • expert
  • exponent
  • extend
  • faddist
  • fanatic
  • fancier
  • ferment
  • fiend
  • flabellum
  • flail
  • flap
  • flick
  • flicker
  • flit
  • flop
  • flutter
  • follower
  • foment
  • fool
  • freak
  • friend
  • gall
  • galvanize
  • get
  • groupie
  • habitue
  • hanger-on
  • head
  • hound
  • ignite
  • impassion
  • incite
  • increase
  • induce
  • inflame
  • inspire
  • instigate
  • irritate
  • jeer
  • junkie
  • junky
  • kindle
  • knock
  • lover
  • madden
  • maniac
  • maven
  • mavin
  • motivate
  • motive
  • move
  • nut
  • oscillate
  • palm leaf
  • palpitate
  • partisan
  • partizan
  • patron
  • pique
  • pound
  • promoter
  • proponent
  • provoke
  • pulse
  • pump up
  • quicken
  • raise
  • refresh
  • rooter
  • rouse
  • ruffle
  • set off
  • smack
  • spank
  • spark
  • spread
  • stimulate
  • stir
  • stir up
  • sucker
  • supporter
  • sway
  • swing
  • taunt
  • tease
  • thermantidote
  • throb
  • thump
  • trigger
  • undulate
  • upset
  • ventilate
  • ventilator
  • vex
  • vitalize
  • votary
  • wave
  • well-wisher
  • whip
  • whip up
  • wind
  • winnow
  • work up
  • zealot

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