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fanciful name

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As I glided on the waters, feeling like a queen of all I surveyed, I noticed it wasn't only shikaras or houseboats that had fanciful names, the humble oar too had pretentious scribbles.
Legends of the Fall by India Today Travel Plus
Although good luck finding anything half as mouth-watering as Ned's glorious creations with their fanciful names like Pearway To Heaven.
We love telly; The big threeze by The Mirror (London, England)
The ingredients sound more at home in the grocery store than on knitting needles, but these are the makings of a new crop of yarns with fanciful names such as Twize, Maizy, Creamy and Corntastic.
Eco-Yarns from the kitchen by The Star (Amman, Jordan)
 
 
 
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