1. people who engage in aimless reverie or absentminded daydreaming
Usage: plural of woolgatherer

Examples

• The teacher called the students woolgatherers when they stared out the window.
• Artists are often dismissed as woolgatherers by more practical people.
• The meeting was full of woolgatherers who contributed little to the discussion.
• She considered herself surrounded by woolgatherers who lacked focus.
• The professor criticized the woolgatherers in his philosophy class.
• Management viewed the creative team as woolgatherers rather than productive workers.