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by ImNotAnonymous-COAT of Maestro-ness on April 12th, 2008
If I were to say "Does that tickle your fancy?" it would be the same as "Does that make you happy?"
by Trisha Had her baby on April 12th, 2008
do you like that, does that please you?
by old chick on April 12th, 2008
makes you happy, stimulates you somehow, pleases you, makes you giddy
by VSPrasad on April 12th, 2008
Appeal to one, be to one's liking, as in That joke tickled my fancy. This term uses fancy in the sense of "liking" or "taste."
by Alvaro on April 12th, 2008
I think it's about something that will interest you. I saw something that may tickle your fancy. = I saw something that may interest you.
by Retro_Rebel on April 12th, 2008
To me it means hilarious nonsense.
by Liddya_nz on April 12th, 2008
do you like that
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