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daydream

[dey-dreem] / ˈdeɪˌdrim /




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“That’s true, she could, but she’s not here right now, is she? All I can see here is a skinny little runt, a daydreaming daffodil, and a giant loaf of bread.”

From Literature

She knows that writers need nonwriting jobs and suggests ones with room to daydream.

From The Wall Street Journal

Brian Bartelt, who grew up in Appleton, said his wife sometimes daydreams about warmer weather, but he sees no need to look elsewhere.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr. Foster was initially awestruck, but he soon found himself daydreaming and thinking about what to eat for lunch.

From The Wall Street Journal

This divine disposition isn’t daydreaming, which sees only the small in the big.

From The Wall Street Journal