fanciable

Easy on eyes

Fanciable means sexually attractive—someone you could fancy.

The word is primarily British: He's quite fanciable, isn't he?

It's casual and slightly playful, suggesting appeal without the intensity of words like gorgeous or stunning.

attractive

gorgeous

Strikingly beautiful

good-looking · pretty · lovely · hot · sexy · cute · striking · radiant · fetching · elegant

alluring

seductive

Powerfully attractive, tempting

bewitching · enchanting · tantalizing · irresistible · beguiling · provocative · sultry · mesmerizing · inviting · come-hither

charming

winsome

Sweetly charming

  • engagingPleasantly attractive, compelling attention
  • charismaticCompellingly attractive to others
  • suaveSmoothly refined in manner

debonair · gallant · affable · genial · amiable · urbane · witty · polished · sophisticated · gracious

desirable

covetable

Worth desiring

marriageable · catch · prize · heartthrob · dreamboat · knockout · bombshell · looker · head-turner · ten

Opposites
physical/sexual attractiveness

fanciableunattractive

Not pleasing aesthetically

ugly · repulsive · hideous · unappealing · undesirable

Family

fancy, fanciful, fancied, fancier, fancying, fancies, fanciest, fanciness, fancifully

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Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG