fantasy or phantasy /fanˈtə-si or -zi/

1. Fancy
2. Imagination
3. Mental image
4. Love (obsolete)
5. Caprice
6. Fantasia
7. A story, film, etc not based on realistic characters or setting
8. This genre
9. Preoccupation with thoughts about unobtainable desires
10. A mixture of hallucinogenic drugs, esp Ecstasy and LSD

To fancy or conceive mentally

fanˈtasied adjective

Filled with fancies

fanˈtasist noun

A person who creates or indulges in fantasies

fanˈtasize or fanˈtasise transitive verb and intransitive verb

1. To indulge in gratifying fantasies
2. To have whimsical notions

fanˈtasm noun same as phantasm

fantasque /-taskˈ/ adjective (obsolete)

Fantastic

Fantasy

fanˈtast noun (obsolete)

A person who is prone to fantastic ideas

fantasˈtic noun (obsolete)

1. A person who is fantastical
2. A dandy or fop

fantasˈtic or fantasˈtical adjective

1. Fanciful
2. Not real
3. Capricious
4. Whimsical
5. Wild
6. Foppish (obsolete)
7. (fantastic) incredible
8. (fantastic) excellent (informal)

fantasticalˈity or fantasˈticalness noun

fantasˈtically adverb

fantasˈticate transitive verb and intransitive verb

1. To fantasize over something
2. To give fantastic or whimsical treatment to

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