1. Imagination unrestricted by reality
   "a schoolgirl fantasy"
   - phantasy [archaic] 
2. Fiction with a large amount of imagination in it
   "she made a lot of money writing romantic fantasies"
   - phantasy [archaic] 
3. Something many people believe that is false
   - illusion, phantasy [archaic], fancy

1. Indulge in fantasies
   - fantasize, fantasise [Brit]

Derived forms: fantasied, fantasying, fantasies

See also: fantasist, fantastic, fantastical

Type of: conceive of, envisage, fiction, ideate, imagination, imaginativeness, imagine, misconception, vision

Encyclopedia: Fantasy

• take in vain
• take in water
• take into account
• take issue
• take it easy
• take it on the chin
• take kindly to
• take leave
• take lying down
• take note
• take notice
• take office
• take on
• take one's lumps
• take orders
• take pains
• take part
• take place
• take pride
• take root
• take shape
• take sides
• take stage
• take stock
• take ten