fancy name

"They pay any better on account of the fancy name?"

That little kid had nothing left but his fancy name.

"Yes, well, you know how they like to give fancy names to things these days."

He's got some fancy name, but they call him Marvel.

I taught industrial education, which is just a fancy name for shop class.

"A very fancy name," he said, thinking how names had changed.

People of that ilk always had a fancy name for everything.

Aludra had not come up with a fancy name for them yet.

Conservatives will insist that the one is just a fancy name for the other.

In all probability, he would have thought it a fancy name for a black slave.

Now the basic idea is back, albeit under a fancier name.

Command qualities are the same no matter what fancy name you stick on them.

But is a gut feeling just a fancy name for blind luck?

Or the stars to be put in constellations and named fancy names?

Fancy naming someone after a flower show, or a bun.

An unpretending man, and has small taste for fancy names.

Why should I give it some fancy name that no one remembers anyway?"

I am a procurer-oh, why dress it up in a fancy name?

Smooth jazz is just a fancy name for easy listening."

The Federation even had a fancy name for it: counterfeit currency.

You can call it by all the fancy names you please."

Rich enough to deserve their fancy name, they are seductively delicious.

The book where I found that fancy name you've probably never heard of neglected to give a collective noun for them.

"This so-called religion is nothing more than a fancy name for cult activities.

Maybe people calling themselves by a fancy name.