1. people who spend time lost in thought or fantasy, often inattentive to their surroundings
Usage: plural of daydreamer; commonly used in educational and casual contexts

Examples

• The teacher noticed several daydreamers staring out the window during the lesson.
• Daydreamers often miss important details because they're lost in their own thoughts.
• Many successful artists were daydreamers as children.
• The classroom was full of daydreamers on the last day before summer vacation.
• Daydreamers sometimes come up with creative ideas while their minds wander.
• Not all daydreamers lack focus; some use imagination to solve problems.