| affection | fancy, inclination, desire |
| appetite | desire, longing, inclination, fancy |
| barber-monger | frequenter of the barber-shop |
| buzzer | rumour-monger, gossiper |
| capriccio | [Italian] caprice, whim, fancy |
| carpet-monger | frequenter of [carpeted] boudoirs, ladies' man |
| conceit | trinket, fancy article, bauble |
| conceit | imagination, fancy, wit |
| conceive | imagine, fancy |
| crotchet | strange notion, perverse idea, whimsical fancy |
| device | way of thinking, inclination, fancy |
| fancy | fancifulness, flamboyance, showiness |
| fancy | whim, inclination, caprice |
| fancy | imagination, creativity, inventiveness |
| fancy | imagining, flight of fancy, fanciful thought |
| fancy | imagination, mind, mental state |
| fancy | sweetheart, love, lover |
| fancy | like, love, admire |
| fancy | love, amorousness, infatuation |
| fancy | impromptu composition, musical invention |
| fancy-monger | love-dealer, trader in love |
| fancy-sick | lovesick, infatuated, pining |
| fantasied | full of strange fancies |
| fantasy | ardent desire, amorous fancy |
| fantasy | whim, caprice, fancy |
| figure | fancy, imagining, phantasm |
| gallant | showy, fancy, ostentatious |
| humour | fancy, whim, inclination, caprice |
| imagination | delusion, fancy, imagining |
| kickshaw | fancy dish |
| phantasime | one full of fancies, extravagantly behaved individual |
| pickthank | flatterer, sycophant; tale-bearer, rumour-monger |
| supposed | imagined, fancied |
| tattling | gossiping, tale-telling, rumour-mongering |
| toy | fancy, fantastic thought |
| trick | misconception, delusion, fancy |
| trumpery | fancy garments, showy rubbish, worthless finery |