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disfancy

disfancy verb: to dislike.

Verb

disfancy (third-person singular simple present disfancies, present participle disfancying, simple past and past participle disfancied)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To dislike.

Forms of disfancy

Verb
third-person singular presentdisfancies
present participledisfancying
past participledisfancied
pastdisfancied
Noun
pluraldisfancies

Origin of disfancy

From dis- + fancy.

Questions about disfancy

What does disfancy mean?
Disfancy means to dislike.
What part of speech is disfancy?
Disfancy is a verb.
What is the past tense of disfancy?
The past tense of disfancy is disfancied.

Words near disfancy in the dictionary

  1. disfamed
  2. disfames
  3. disfaming
  4. disfancied
  5. disfancies
  6. disfancy
  7. disfancying
  8. disfashion
  9. disfashioned
  10. disfashioning
  11. disfashions

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