Fancy
Fancy verb - To form a mental picture of.
Nurse
Nurse verb - To attend to the needs and comforts of.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- In the MSF High Forum, the nurse is infamous for turning people into, well, whatever strikes her fancy.
Source: Schmuck Bait / Web Original -
Downton Abbey: Sybil is a Tomboy Aristocrat, as she rebels against corsets, wears bloomers instead of dresses, trains as a nurse and prefers hanging out in the garage with the chauffuer than attending fancy parties.
Source: Tomboy Princess -
Just as they're all hugging, the pretty girl that MacNeesha has taken a fancy to reveals that the Frisbee mansion is actually the Daffydil Sanitarium, and all the Frisbees are really mental patients, except for her, the nurse.
Source: Film / There It Is
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