Sentence examples for fancy speak from inspiring English sources

After you've seared or roasted meat, use something acidic (wine, a little vinegar, etc). to scrape up those tasty browned bits — deglaze in fancy speak — and then whisk in the compound butter for a rich, glossy sauce.

We spoke to Levy a bit about the investment, who tells us that this is "drop down" fund — which, in less fancy speak, mostly means that it's a subsidiary of their bigger funding effort, and that they're able to both back investments from the other SoftBank funds as well as invest on their own.

Meanwhile aggregator Fancy speaks of sales differently, claiming around $100,000 in transactions per day.

This process - vernalisation, in fancy horticulture speak - replicates winter, and moving them soon after into warm conditions persuades the seeds that spring has come.

That's fancy videographer speak meaning that you're shooting relatively long shutter speeds.

It comes in two colors: onyx or persimmon (which is, of course, fancy marketing speak for black or orange).

It comes in two colors: onyx or persimmon (which is, of course, fancy marketing speak for black or orange). It's available today directly through Jawbone, and should hit the shelves at Best Buy/Apple stores on November 19th.

And the fancy anthropoid spoke when you squeezed it.

She saved onerous fancy-speak like that for her most serious moments, for things she really meant, for things that really mattered.

These manipulations of the stage space are rather fancy, not to speak of limiting.

I love listening to Cook because when you look in his eyes you can tell he knows he's a second-string community theater actor trying desperately to speak fancy words he learned by rote, following in the footsteps of the man who had the job before he did, Sir Laurence Goddamn Olivier.