fantasy (n.)
- absentmindedness
- absorption
- abstractedness
- abstraction
- alienation
- allegory
- apologue
- apparition
- appearance
- ardor
- autism
- bemusement
- brainchild
- brainstorm
- bubble
- capriccio
- caprice
- chimera
- compensation
- conceit
- concoction
- concupiscence
- crank
- craze
- creativity
- crotchet
- curiosity
- daydream
- daydreamer
- daydreaming
- delirium
- delusion
- desire
- displacement
- dissociation
- dream
- dreaming
- drive
- eagerness
- enchantment
- engrossment
- envisioning
- escape
- escapism
- fable
- fad
- fancy
- fiction
- figment
- figure
- flight
- flimflam
- folktale
- form
- freak
- gest
- grotesquerie
- hallucination
- hope
- humor
- illusion
- image
- imagery
- imagination
- imaginativeness
- invention
- inventiveness
- isolation
- kink
- legend
- libido
- maggot
- make-believe
- masquerade
- megrim
- mind
- miracle
- mirage
- moon
- muse
- musing
- mystery
- myth
- mythology
- need
- negativism
- nightmare
- notion
- originality
- overcompensation
- parable
- passion
- phantasm
- phantasma
- phantasmagoria
- phantom
- pipe
- pleasure
- preoccupation
- presence
- prodigy
- projection
- quirk
- rainbow
- rationalization
- resistance
- reverie
- romance
- shade
- shadow
- shape
- shocker
- sign
- specter
- stargazing
- stray
- study
- sublimation
- substitution
- thriller
- toy
- trance
- trip
- urge
- vagary
- vapor
- vision
- want
- whim
- whimsy
- whodunit
- will
- wish
- withdrawal
- wonder
- woolgathering
- wraith
fantasy (v.)
True, I talk of dreams,
Which are the children of an idle brain,
Begot of nothing but vain fantasy.
