Daydreams is valid Scrabble Word

Is daydreams a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is daydreams valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for DAYDREAMS in dictionary:

VERB:

DAYDREAM, to fantasize
indulge in a daydream

NOUN:

a series of pleasant thoughts that distract one's attention from the present

Words related to DAYDREAMS

daydream15 daydreamed18 daydreaming19 daydreamt16

How to use DAYDREAMS in a sentence

A sight that would probable looked as strange to Daniel, could it have appeared to him then, as any of his wildest day-dreams materilized.
He was still lost in these day-dreams when an old priest beckoned him to walk into an inner room.
Two hundred and sixty pounds a year! It was beyond the hope of his most fantastic day-dreams.
Sylvia relapsed into her day-dreams and, motionless in a pool of sunlight, waited, quite unconscious of the passage of time.
For in these day-dreams he did seem to himself to be choosing among unlimited possibilities.
To Gilbert Fenton these day-dreams were bright and new, and he was troubled by no fear of their not being realized.
So might a poet have looked, while steeped in mournfully rapturous daydreams of remembered passion and severance.
As a medium for day-dreams I know of nothing that can equal it.
She did not permit herself any day-dreams of what might have been.
Day-dreams were not possible in the vicinity of Richard Haddon.

For all my day-dreams of the week that I had been away I was not prepared for her.
The girl smiled as her day-dreams opened and expanded.
The hurried rush of the little live thing roused Diana from her day-dreams, and looking up, she saw Max coming to her across the sands.
She imagined that this was the beginning of a courtship, and began to build daydreams about becoming his principal wife, but he took no further notice of her and passed on.
For a few minutes his old day-dreams came back but in more intoxicating dress.
It is even said that, among the daydreams in which they indulged, one was that their firstborn might be an astronomer.
I had sometimes indulged in daydreams, but these come not to a mind occupied as mine on that day.
Again and again it asserted its health in his day-dreams, expelling, or all but expelling, that poisonous memory.
I was at last to have a companion in daydreams and meditations.
These are the gay Phantoms that dance before my waking Eyes and compose my Day-Dreams.
The best of his work is day-dreams of love and art.
One of her day-dreams of the future was going to the theatre in a night-gown and being accommodated with an orange-box.
It is surely time for the intelligence, if not the good sense, of France to do justice by these day-dreams.
The monuments there profoundly affected his imagination, and gave him quite new ambitions with regard to the tombstone that towered at the back of all his day-dreams.
To dispel these pleasant day-dreams of hers, Peter had found it necessary to tell her of his American marriage.
Many of the animals were ten years old, surly when irritated, and ready for a fight when their day-dreams were disturbed.
Iola, like other girls, had had her beautiful day-dreams before she was rudely awakened by the fate which had dragged her into the depths of slavery.
Errol floated happily away upon a voyage of day-dreams that lasted till the car stopped.
But in this busy world day-dreams must make way for the things that make the day count, castles in the air to homes upon the soil.
In these day-dreams his wealth, the beauty and dignity of his estates, the brilliant social atmosphere his rank assured him, had gained a value he had never recognised before.
But she remained more or less an ideal character, about whose form he began to weave curious and fantastic day-dreams.
In his day-dreams he saw more fame, more professional gladness, more triumph.
The youth took off his plumed bonnet, and, flinging back his long black hair, fell into one of those light, smiling day-dreams which belong only to the young and innocent.
Old Tumlin, his wife, and the son gave themselves up more than ever to the day-dreams of the road, the freedom of the open country, and the spirit of adventure.
He had dreamed in his day-dreams that some time he might be knighted, but that time always seemed very, very distant.
Then, one day the surgeons came up from Phoenix again and made their examination and experiments, and after that the lessons and the day-dreams stopped.

Similar words containing DAYDREAM without suffix s

daydream15 daydreamt16 daydreamy19 daydreamed18 daydreamer17 daydreamers18 daydreaming19 daydreamier18 daydreamings20 daydreamlike23 daydreamiest19

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