noun
definition
A spontaneous and fanciful series of thoughts while awake not connected to immediate reality.
verb
definition
To have such a series of thoughts; to woolgather.
example
Stop daydreaming and get back to work!
Examples of daydream in a Sentence
Daydream is within striking distance of some sites that are well worth visiting.
Even if that tour is a far off daydream, the websites listed below have beautiful pictures of the regions, so at least you can imagine what it would be like to be there.
If things were fuzzy, you may need to practice this daydream technique on a regular basis to develop your senses to a sharper degree.
There follows a total contrast; a ruefully humorous yet touchingly erotic daydream, composed of a montage of apparently unrelated images.
A chance to buy new gear at discount prices or just daydream about the things you'd like to buy.
Perversely in 1988 I didn't choose to buy or even scrounge a tape of the widely lauded Daydream Nation album.
It could be anything at all, from a childhood daydream through to the stuff of nightmares.
Once grown, however, many tend to reprimand themselves when they begin to daydream, and thus a conflict begins; you want to daydream, but there's work to be done.
Maybe Mums had shaken her awake from a daydream and she now walked in the light of reality.
Solve this dilemma by actually penciling in time to daydream.
Come back every time you're planning a camping trip - or just want to daydream about your next outdoor adventure.
In contrast, the passive nature of static stretching may inspire the athlete to daydream.
Once you've really allowed yourself to sink into this dream scenario and experience it as best you can, gently extricate yourself from your daydream, and return to reality.
The second DVD is called Daydream, and is the relaxation portion of the two-DVD series.