Did you perhaps mean one of these? daydream, daydreams
Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. Inclined to daydream; scatterbrained or idealistic.
- adj. As if in a daydream.
Etymologies
- daydream + -y (Wiktionary)
Examples
“There was a sigh of relief and Dad would be in a daydreamy dwam until the final bars of All I Have to Do is Dream repeated to fade.”
“I had recently sold an original screenplay set at the turn of the century, and I was casting about, in the daydreamy, directionless way I do between projects, for good topics for a follow-up period piece.”
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“As a corporate lawyer, she was "shy and daydreamy . . . dreaded the spotlight and disliked aggression.”
“There have been no daydreamy, quiet moments bathed in soft light where I sit, contemplating the being in my belly.”
“Riding the big train today and started to daydream, in the daydreamy style of reductive logic unique to the accompaniment of a train horn, the subject which was What I Might Read to the Internet Tonight.”
“My wildest daydreamy kinds of fantasies always involve something I'm almost certain I won't find.”
“None of these companies has that daydreamy quality about their products or services.”
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“Trance is usually characterized as either focused attention or unfocused attention . . . that loopy daydreamy feeling many folks have accompanied by deep relaxation is often the description given.”
“Sandals - peaceful, daydreamy, and thoughtful, you often find yourself staring into space.”
“Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner construct daydreamy soundtracks for everyday life, impressionist strolls through the Information Age.”
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