Fantasy
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 38
Phantasy , fan′ta-si, n. fancy: imagination: mental image: love: whim, caprice.— v.t. to fancy, conceive mentally.— adj. Fan′tasied , filled with fancies.— n. Fan′tasm (same as Phantasm ).— adj. Fan′tasque , fantastic.— ns. Fan′tast , a person of fantastic ideas; Fantas′tic , one who is fantastical.— adjs. Fantas′tic , -al , fanciful: not real: capricious: whimsical: wild.— adv. Fantas′tically .— n. Fantas′ticalne .— v.t. and v.i. Fantas′ticate .— ns. Fantas′ticism ; Fantas′tico ( Shak. ), a fantastic. [O. Fr.,—Low L. phantastic us —Gr. phantast i kos , phantazein , to make visible. Fancy is a doublet.]
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