Definitions
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- noun someone who indulges themselves in
fantasies
Etymologies
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Examples
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Obama already has the “gullible fantasizer” votes locked up.
Comedy Central Accepts Political Ad - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Obama already has the “gullible fantasizer” votes locked up.
Comedy Central Accepts Political Ad - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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Or the masturbatory fantasizer who believes himself to be a great lover.
The Road to Hell 2008
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It's fascinating thinking for a fantasizer like me.
Living in the NOW The Daily Growler 2006
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Visiting her, not in reverie or fantasy—I have never been a great fantasizer no need of it—and not even in those unprotected moments between waking and dream, but as one might visit a sick person in hospital, not always certain which is the reality—the world of the healthy, or the world of the dying.
Kalooki Nights Howard Jacobson 2006
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HERSH: You know, when I did Abu Ghraib, the same kind of stuff was thrown at me, that I'm fantasizing, I'm a fantasizer, and I'll just put, you know -- I'm not writing from some off the wall weekly.
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Yes, even though she wasn't a fantasizer, she could see that he had a certain ... something.
Sully's Kids Stewardson, Dawn 1996
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A middle-class Cuban with dreams of glory, Polo appeared to be many things to many people, from family man to philanderer, from elegant boulevardier to preposterous phony, from fantasizer to fuckup of the American Dream.
The Fall of Roberto Polo Dunne, Dominick 1988
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