feel like eating
I really fancy a curry tonight — shall we order in?
fancy — 2 meanings
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feel like having or doing
Do you fancy a cup of tea?
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1. feel like eating
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to feel like having a particular food or drink
I really fancy a curry tonight — shall we order in?
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to feel that you would like something or would like to do something
Do you fancy a cup of tea?
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