Rêv'er-ie' or Rêv'er-y (rĕv'er-ÿ), n.

n. [Fr. rêverie, from rêver, to dream, to rave, to be light-headed. See RAVE.]

1. A loose or irregular train of thoughts, occurring in musing or meditation; wild, extravagant conceit of the fancy or imagination.
2. A chimera; a vision.
3. (Med.) Voluntary inactivity of the whole or the greater part of the external senses to the impressions of surrounding objects, during wakefulness. Good.