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Is there a noun form of the word fancy?

Yes, there are a few noun forms of "fancy":

* Fancy: This can act as a noun meaning a whim, caprice, or sudden desire. Example: "She had a fancy for chocolate cake."

* Fancies: This is the plural of "fancy" when used in the sense of a whim or caprice. Example: "He was full of fancies."

* Fancy: This can also be used as a noun meaning imagination or imagination. Example: "His fancy ran wild with stories of adventure."

It's important to note that these noun forms are not as common as the adjective form of "fancy."

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