| But there in the middle of all this fanciness and frippery was this miserable, small, cold lump that, when cooked originally, had been burned. |
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| His direction is simple and honest, not overloaded with gimmicks and fanciness. |
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| There was nothing new or fancy about this, but fanciness is not Milwaukee's style. |
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| Worse, the production looks cheap: the first-class dining room has the ad-hoc fanciness of a high-school cafeteria on prom night. |
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| Love presides over the fanciness at the wedding, doesn't it, dear? |
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