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daydreamy

daydreamy adjective: inclined to daydream; idealistic or scatterbrained.

Adjective

daydreamy (comparative more daydreamy, superlative most daydreamy)

  1. Inclined to daydream; idealistic or scatterbrained.
    • a daydreamy young girl
    Synonyms:
    cloud-headed
  2. As if in a daydream.
    • a daydreamy vision
    Synonyms:
    daydreamlike

Synonyms of daydreamy

Forms of daydreamy

comparativemore daydreamy
superlativemost daydreamy

Origin of daydreamy

From daydream + -y.

Words formed from daydreamy

Questions about daydreamy

What does daydreamy mean?
Daydreamy means inclined to daydream; idealistic or scatterbrained.
What part of speech is daydreamy?
Daydreamy is an adjective.

Words near daydreamy in the dictionary

  1. daydreamingly
  2. daydreamings
  3. daydreamlike
  4. daydreams
  5. daydreamt
  6. daydreamy
  7. daydress
  8. daydresses
  9. daye
  10. dayed
  11. dayee

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