What is "fancily"

Usage examples of "fancily".

Raoul in a large and fancily paneled elevator, which disgorged them into a room like the entry hall of a small art museum.

With them, cleaned up and fancily dressed as the others, was King Rufurt.

The fancily dressed man must have taken a turn around the block himself.

He picked up the ceramic figurine of a fancily dressed dancing lord and lady from an end table next to Beheim.

His black frock coat and breeches superbly cut, his cravat fancily tied and profusely lacy.

Elsewhere in this honeycombed domain, Ludar and Kromer had taken over watch outside of a fancily curtained doorway that represented the apartment which Alban Sark, as the famed White Skull, had provided for himself.

There was a flowery one labeled SY, and a half digested one labeled CREAS, a mind boggling one labeled TY, an elegant one labeled ACHE, and a very fancily illustrated one labeled ORAMA.

The general was perfectly capable of planning ahead of time to bring enough hats with him that he could stomp a dozen of them into oblivion and still appear the next day, as fancily dressed as ever.

Fancily dressed children of all sizes played tag among the adults, hiding behind the potted palms which had been stationed through the ground floor, or rushed in gangs up and down the stairway shrieking –.

Equally pathetic were the three gross of fancily stippled cartes-de-viste, with Radley's Manchester telegraph-number arranged in the French manner, still wrapped in printer's-tissue.