What tickles your fancy?

"What tickles your fancy" is an English expression that means you like something and want to have and do it. For example, "Does anything on the menu tickle your fancy?" Here are some other examples of using the expression in a sentence: I looked in a lot of clothes shops but nothing tickled my fancy". "She has enough money to buy anything that strikes her fancy". "He just grabs at any toy that takes his fancy, even when it belongs to another child". "The market is huge - you're bound to find something that tickles your fancy". "We spent hours discussing plays and novels that took our fancy. If something tickles your fancy, you like it and want to have it: Does anything on the menu tickle your fancy? Phrase. If something takes your fancy or tickles your fancy, you like it a lot when you see it.