Definition
Definition of Nancy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namesfemale given name
- Nancy is coming to the party tonight.
2.
geographycity in northeastern France
- Nancy is known for its beautiful architecture.
Expressions with Nancy
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person who is always negative or pessimistic
Don't be such a Negative Nancy about the trip!
effeminate man often seen as weak
He was teased as a nancy pants by the bullies.
Origin of Nancy
Hebrew, Hannah (grace)
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names
diminutive of the female name Ann or Nancy
Examples of Nancy in a sentence
I have a meeting with Nancy tomorrow. Nancy hosts an annual jazz festival. The train to Nancy leaves at noon.
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- Chinese:南希, 南锡, ...
- Japanese:ナンシー, ...
- Arabic:نانسي, ...
- Hebrew:נַנְסִי, ...
- Russian:Нэнси, Нанси, ...
- Ukrainian:Ненсі, Нансі, ...
- Hindi:नैन्सी, नैंसी, ...
Definition of nancy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- He was unfairly called a nancy because of his gentle demeanor..
- He was teased as a nancy in school.
- Calling someone a nancy is offensive and outdated.
Origin of nancy
English, Nancy (a given name)
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- French:tapette, ...
- German:weibischer Mann, ...
- Italian:checca, ...
- Spanish:mariquita, ...
- Portuguese:maricas, ...
- Chinese:娘娘腔, ...
- Japanese:女々しい男, ...
- Arabic:مُتَأَنِّث, ...
- Hebrew:נָנְסִי, ...
- Russian:женоподобный мужчина, ...
- Ukrainian:жіночний чоловік, ...
- Hindi:नाज़ुक आदमी, ...
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