1. having the quality of a daydream; dreamy, vague, or absent-minded
Usage: informal; often describes a person's manner or expression
2. resembling or characteristic of a daydream; hazy, romantic, or unreal
Usage: informal

Examples

• She had a daydreamy expression on her face as she stared out the window.
• His daydreamy nature made it hard for him to concentrate on his homework.
• The old photograph had a daydreamy quality that transported viewers to another era.
• During the lecture, several students wore daydreamy looks, clearly lost in thought.
• The film's daydreamy cinematography created a soft, romantic atmosphere.
• He gave a daydreamy sigh and gazed at the clouds drifting overhead.