fantasize

IPA: fˈæntʌsaɪz

(intransitive) To indulge in fantasy; to imagine things only possible in fantasy.
(intransitive) To portray in the mind, using fantasy.

Examples of "fantasize" in Sentences

She's the woman that we all kind of fantasize about being on our most badass days. "
I guess there aren't many other ways to put it, but "fantasize" just seems so strong.
It is what tantric practitioners can only fantasize about, but it is not pornographic.
Call me crazy it's just that I still "fantasize" about being the quarterback, not the General Manager.
Once they do, you can research dating hot spots and "fantasize" about your "girlfriend" in "dreams" that generate
If, like many Americans, you fantasize about living inside the July 2008 Pottery Barn catalog, this is your dream house.
Professor Rose suggests that I "fantasize" Heisenberg's fear that he was in danger of his life from the Gestapo for talking to Bohr.
So, you know, at home, in the privacy of -- you know, in their living room they can turn that on and kind of fantasize and watch others dance.
You go, you play around with people who are what you kind of fantasize about being, and you have a fine ol’ time jumping up and down on stage with your new pals.
These realities, at least to me, are some reasons why I can't "fantasize" some kind of "race play" where I'm in the subordinate position in an interracial relationship.