dreamsick
dreamsick adjective: foolish or infatuated because of one's longings or daydreams.
Adjective
dreamsick (comparative more dreamsick, superlative most dreamsick)
- Foolish or infatuated because of one's longings or daydreams.
Forms of dreamsick
| comparative | more dreamsick |
|---|---|
| superlative | most dreamsick |
Origin of dreamsick
dream + sick
Questions about dreamsick
- What does dreamsick mean?
- Dreamsick means foolish or infatuated because of one's longings or daydreams.
- What part of speech is dreamsick?
- Dreamsick is an adjective.
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