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In biology:
- Fancy (animal breeding), hobby involving the appreciation, promotion and/or breeding of animals
- Fancy mouse, domesticated version of the common or house mouse
- Fancy rat, domesticated breed of the Brown Rat or of the Black Rat
- Fancy-Leafed Caladium, plant
In geography:
- Fancy Farm, Kentucky, United States
- Fancy Gap, Virginia, United States
- Fancy, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
In literature:
- Cat Fancy, popular monthly magazine dedicated to cats
- Dog Fancy, monthly magazine dedicated to dogs
- Fact and Fancy, collection of seventeen scientific essays by Isaac Asimov
- Pirate Fancy, monthly internet magazine dedicated to pirates
In music:
- A Passing Fancy, popular Toronto band from the 1960s
- Fantasia (music), also known as Fancy, a musical composition with its roots in the art of improvisation
- Fancy (singer), German Euro Disco artist who was popular in the mid to late 1980s
- Fancy (song), 1969 song written and sung by Bobbie Gentry, and covered by Reba McEntire
- Fancy (album), an album by Bobbie Gentry
- Fancy (band), a mid-1970s pop group that released two L.P.s
- Nuthin' Fancy, the 3rd album by Lynyrd Skynyrd
- Plain and Fancy, Broadway musical
- Ryan's Fancy, musical group of the '60s, '70s and '80s
In television:
- Fancy Lala, magical girl anime series produced by Studio Pierrot in 1998
- Richard Fancy, American actor best known for his long recurring role on Seinfeld as the publisher Mr. Lippman
- Fancy Crane, a fictional character on the soap opera, Passions
In other fields:
- Fancy cancel, postal cancellation that includes an artistic design
- Fancy Crane, fictional character on NBC's daytime drama, Passions
- Fancy dance, style of dance originally created by members of the Lakota peoples around the turn of the 20th Century
- Fancy Dutch, Pennsylvania Germans who belonged to the Reformed and Lutheran churches
- Fancy Pants, 1950 American comedy movie
- Fancy (Every's pirate ship), the ship commanded by Henry Every during his career as a pirate.
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