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Daydream   /dˈeɪdrˌim/   Listen
Daydream

verb
(past daydreamed; past part. daydreamed or daydreamt)
1.
Have a daydream; indulge in a fantasy.  Synonyms: dream, stargaze, woolgather.
2.
Have dreamlike musings or fantasies while awake.  Synonym: moon.



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"Daydream" Quotes from Famous Books



... to promotion, and those who chiefly admired his talents, and would mainly have exerted themselves to secure to them their deserved reward, had taken him at his word. And now, if the truth must out, he felt himself disappointed—disappointed not by them but by himself. The daydream of his youth was over, and at the age of forty he felt that he was not fit to work in the spirit of an apostle. He had mistaken himself, and learned his mistake when it was past remedy. He had professed himself indifferent to mitres and diaconal residences, to rich livings and ...
— Barchester Towers • Anthony Trollope



Words linked to "Daydream" :   laze, idle, envisage, moon, slug, stagnate, imagine, ideate, conceive of, stargaze, dreaming



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