Tickle (someone's) Fancy Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Tickle (someone's) Fancy Idiom mean?

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tickle (someone's) fancy What does tickle (someone's) fancy mean?	to interest someone, to make someone curious	Going to the restaurant did not tickle my fancy so I decided to stay home.
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Tickle (someone's) Fancy Idiom