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daydream

[dey-dreem] / ˈdeɪˌdrim /




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When a promotion affords her a workspace, she cultivates a fixation with paperweights, which help keep her daydreaming grounded.

From The Wall Street Journal

You could float on your back because if you started to daydream you’d bump your head on the reef before you floated out to sea.

From Literature

Harold’s people, like me, well they could be found daydreaming in cemeteries or sipping coffee on the stoops of abandoned houses.

From Salon

On Monday, that daydreaming lad from Lancashire raced at his fifth and final Olympics, his retirement imminent at the age of 39 after a career that has cemented his place as Britain's greatest Alpine skier.

From BBC

I have to stop daydreaming and goofing around.

From Literature