bliss out

1. Experience great joy or euphoria, as in Just give me some time to bliss out on the beach. [Slang; c. 1970]

Example Sentences

Yet however familiar his alternative universe can seem — feel — his filmmaking creates such a strong contact high that it’s always been easy to simply bliss out on the sheer spectacle of it all.

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I went back at least six times to the midnight shows that summer, bringing friends, my mom, anyone I could find to see the film over and over and just bliss out on the fabulous, rhythmic music.

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Calling each album from "Rubber Soul" to "Revolver" to "The White Album" full of "songs to die for," the Wilson sisters incorporated what they learned into their own music, from Heart's "Dreamboat Annie" in 1975 to Ann's new solo album, "Fierce Bliss," out now.

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Madeline: It looked like she was reading smut and getting ready to sip some wine and bliss out.

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Meditation isn’t designed for you to “bliss out and escape,” said Amishi Jha, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Miami and a neuroscientist who studies attention.

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