fancy man

The phrase “fancy man” has 3 syllables: fan-cy man

It's pronounced as /ˈfæn.si mæn/


What is synonym and antonym for fancy man?

In the thesaurus, “fancy man” has 5 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for fancy man along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for fancy man

Meanings of fancy man

  • noun
    1. A man who is fancied: a sweetheart.
    2. A man who fancies something: a fan.
    3. A man living off another's earnings, especially a woman's.
    4. The product of flatulence, or the sound of breaking wind.
    5. A male homosexual, especially one who is effeminate.

Example Sentences

  • Fancy man appeared at the gala in a stylish suit and bow tie.
  • The term fancy man was used to describe his sophisticated and refined manner.
  • Everyone admired fancy man for his impeccable taste and elegant demeanor.
  • At the party, fancy man stood out with his high-end fashion and charm.
  • They invited fancy man to the event to add a touch of class and sophistication.

On this page you'll find 5 synonyms or another words to fancy man, such as: cadet, mack daddy, pander, pimp, procurer.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

cadet

mack daddy

old man

  • admirer
  • beau
  • beloved
  • benedict
  • better half
  • boy
  • boyfriend
  • bridegroom
  • companion
  • consort
  • crush
  • dad
  • daddy
  • darling
  • date
  • dear
  • escort
  • fancy man
  • father
  • father figure
  • father image
  • favorite
  • fellow
  • flame
  • gallant
  • gigolo
  • groom
  • honey
  • househusband
  • hubby
  • husband
  • intended
  • love
  • lover
  • male parent
  • male spouse
  • man
  • mate
  • mister
  • other half
  • pa
  • papa
  • partner
  • pater
  • paterfamilias
  • patriarch
  • pop
  • poppa
  • significant other
  • sire
  • soul mate
  • spark
  • sparker
  • spouse
  • squeeze
  • steady
  • stepfather
  • suitor
  • swain
  • sweet
  • sweetheart
  • sweetie
  • sweetie pie
  • valentine
  • widower
  • wooer

pander


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