daydreaming
Speech parts
1. daydreaming - Noun
2. daydreaming - Verb
Meaning
absentminded dreaming while awake
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Abstract as it may seem, it’s actually a perfect summation of Boards Of Canada’s prevailing mood: childhood daydreaming mixed with ’70s kitsch; a wistful nostalgia refracted and distorted; an artificial recreation of a (probably false) memory.
He described his writing as coming from a subconscious level in "almost a daydreaming process", and his stories, which have a mythic rather than a scientific core, draw from emotion instead of rationality.
Kaidan is Shepard's best friend or FemShep's lover, and he keeps things in perspective with steaks and beer, daydreaming about sitting on a balcony and watching the landscape, and much more.
Already daydreaming about the three-day weekend?
But soon enough I was off to work, and I spent my shift daydreaming about albino Hondurans.
Carmel is a daydreaming little girl who is taken from her mum.