dreamy Daniel
dreamy Daniel noun: a person who is inclined to daydream.
Noun
dreamy Daniel (plural dreamy Daniels)
- A person who is inclined to daydream.
- They cannot be dreamy Daniels, they cannot be spasmodic — gallop one half-hour, and slacken the next.1940, Jack Hilton, English Ways: A Walk from the Pennines to Epsom Downs in 1939, page 177
- Mum sometimes accused me of being a “dreamy Daniel”, which I was.2019, Ian Higgins, Bipolar: Living With It: Manic Depressive Memoirs
- Synonyms:
- absent-minded professor
Synonyms of dreamy Daniel
Forms of dreamy Daniel
| plural | dreamy Daniels |
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Origin of dreamy Daniel
Chosen for the alliteration and also possibly as an allusion to the biblical Daniel, who interpreted a dream of king Nebuchadnezzar II.
Questions about dreamy Daniel
- What does dreamy Daniel mean?
- Dreamy Daniel means a person who is inclined to daydream.
- What part of speech is dreamy Daniel?
- Dreamy Daniel is a noun.
- What is the plural of dreamy Daniel?
- The plural of dreamy Daniel is dreamy Daniels.
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