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21fantasize — [ˈfæntəˌsaɪz] verb [I/T] to imagine that something pleasant, exciting, or unusual is happening to you …
22fantasize — fan•ta•size [[t]ˈfæn təˌsaɪz[/t]] v. sized, siz•ing 1) to conceive fanciful or extravagant notions, ideas, suppositions, or the like (often fol. by about) 2) imagine • Etymology: 1925–30 fan′ta•siz er, n …
23fantasize — v. (also phantasize, ise) 1 intr. have a fantasy or fanciful vision. 2 tr. imagine; create a fantasy about. Derivatives: fantasist n …
24fan·ta·sise — ↑fantasize …
25fantasized — fantasize (Amer.) fan·ta·size || fæntÉ™saɪz v. daydream, indulge in reverie, indulge in fantasy; imagine, dream up (also fantasise) …
26fantasizes — fantasize (Amer.) fan·ta·size || fæntÉ™saɪz v. daydream, indulge in reverie, indulge in fantasy; imagine, dream up (also fantasise) …
27fantasizing — fantasize (Amer.) fan·ta·size || fæntÉ™saɪz v. daydream, indulge in reverie, indulge in fantasy; imagine, dream up (also fantasise) …
28fantasist — fantasize (also fantasise) ► VERB ▪ indulge in daydreaming or speculation about something desired. DERIVATIVES fantasist noun …
29Sexual fantasy — This article is about psychological fantasies. For written fantasy, see Erotic literature. The Dream of the Fisherman s Wife by Hokusai is an artistic depiction of a sexual fantasy. A sexual fantasy, also called an erotic fantasy, is a fantasy or …
30Group sex — For the 1980 Circle Jerks album, see Group Sex. For various uses of the word orgy , see Orgy. Peter Fendi, 1835 …
