dreamy
adjective, dream·i·er, dream·i·est.
Origin of dreamy
Related Words for dreamy
whimsical, pensive, introspective, gentle, otherworldly, fanciful, utopian, quixotic, nightmarish, abstracted, astral, calming, chimerical, excellent, fantastic, idealistic, imaginary, immaterial, impractical, intangibleExamples from the Web for dreamy
Contemporary Examples of dreamy
Opener “Always in My Head” was a dreamy lost-love song with a chiming, circular guitar line—the perfect slow dance for Prom 2014.
Why Is It Cool to Hate Coldplay? A First Listen of New Album ‘Ghost Stories’Andrew Romano
March 26, 2014
Fairylands is a name that conjures up a dreamy, other-worldly place, somewhere to escape the cares of a busy life.
A dreamy, blue-eyed rebel is approached by a mercenary wearing a scary mask.
‘Sleepy Hollow’ Is TV’s Craziest, Most Over-the-Top New Show ... And You Should Watch ItAmy Zimmerman
October 8, 2013
Skip Built to Spill, and See ... Caveman, the cinematic, dreamy five-man vibe collective from New York City.
The effortless transformation of Justin Bieber from dreamy teen heartthrob to heartless, self-centered pop star continues apace.
Historical Examples of dreamy
He was pleasant, but no good at conversation, and he had a dreamy, dissatisfied look.
My Double LifeSarah Bernhardt
I should only find the Mare's Nest; the dreamy and divine nest is not there.
Alarms and DiscursionsG. K. Chesterton
Then, with dreamy eyes, he relapsed into a state of rapture.
The Three Cities Trilogy, CompleteEmile Zola
And then silence fell, all three sinking into a dreamy mood.
The Three Cities Trilogy, CompleteEmile Zola
On the very morrow, however, Guillaume relapsed into a dreamy state.
The Three Cities Trilogy, CompleteEmile Zola