adjective. Created in the fancy; imaginary or unreal.

adjective. Tending to indulge in fancy.

adjective. Showing invention or whimsy in design; imaginative. synonym: fantastic.

Led by fancy rather than by reason and experience; subject to the influence of fancy; whimsical: applied to persons.

Opposed to real.

Dictated or produced by fancy; appealing to or engaging the fancy; characterized by capricious aspects or qualities; curious: applied to things: as, a fanciful scheme; fanciful shapes.

Synonyms Imaginative, visionary, capricious, eccentric.

Fanciful, Fantastic, Grotesque, chimerical, wild. Fantastic and grotesque may be applied to persons or to things, but grotesque to persons only when indicating outward appearance. That which is fanciful is odd, but not beyond the point of pleasing; that which is fantastic goes beyond that point, suggesting an unregulated or half-crazy fancy: as, the fantastic notions or dress of a lunatic. That which is grotesque carries fancy so far as to be unnatural, absurd, a combination of incongruous parts, a travesty upon the real or proper.

adjective. Full of fancy; guided by fancy, rather than by reason and experience; whimsical.

adjective. Conceived in the fancy; not consistent with facts or reason; abounding in ideal qualities or figures

adjective. Curiously shaped or constructed.

adjective. imaginative or fantastic; unreal or imagined

adjective. not based on fact; unreal

adjective. indulging in or influenced by fancy

adjective. having a curiously intricate quality

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creative  fancy  originative  unreal  

fancifully  fancifulness  

absurd  fantastic  grotesque  humorous  imaginative  

Gothic  absurd  air-built  airy  antic