| FANTASISERS | • fantasisers n. Plural of fantasiser. • FANTASISER n. one who fantasises, also FANTASIZER. |
| FANTASISING | • fantasising v. Present participle of fantasise. • FANTASISE v. to visualize in fantasy, also FANTASIZE. |
| FANTASIZERS | • fantasizers n. Plural of fantasizer. • FANTASIZER n. one who fantasises, also FANTASISER. |
| FANTASIZING | • fantasizing v. Present participle of fantasize. • FANTASIZE v. to visualize in fantasy, also FANTASISE. |
| FANTASMALLY | • FANTASMAL adv. like a fantasm, also FANTASMIC. |
| FANTASTICAL | • fantastical adj. Of or pertaining to fantasy. • fantastical adj. Fanciful or whimsical. • fantastical adj. Fantastic. |
| FANTASTRIES | • fantastries n. Plural of fantastry. • FANTASTRY n. dandyism, also PHANTASTRY. |
| FANTASYLAND | • fantasyland n. Alternative form of fantasy land. • Fantasyland n. Alternative form of fantasyland. • fantasy␣land n. An ideal place that does not exist in reality. |
| PALACSINTAS | Sorry, definition not available. |
| PENTASTICHS | • pentastichs n. Plural of pentastich. • PENTASTICH n. a composition consisting of five verses. |
| PENTASTYLES | • pentastyles n. Plural of pentastyle. • PENTASTYLE n. a building or portico with five columns. |
| PHANTASIAST | • phantasiast n. (Theology) A docetist. • PHANTASIAST n. one of those Docetae who believed Christ's body to have been a mere phantom. |
| PHANTASIMES | • PHANTASIME n. (Shakespeare) a fantastic person, also PHANTASIM. |
| PHANTASMATA | • phantasmata n. Plural of phantasma. • PHANTASMA n. a phantasm. |
| PHANTASTICS | • phantastics n. Plural of phantastic. • PHANTASTIC n. a dandy, a fop. |
| PHANTASYING | • phantasying v. Present participle of phantasy. • PHANTASY v. to imagine, also FANTASY. |
| TARANTASSES | • tarantasses n. Plural of tarantass. • TARANTASS n. (Russian) a low four-wheeled carriage used in Russia, also TARANTAS. |