1. A state of waking dreaminess; a loose irregular train of thoughts occurring in musing or meditation; extravagant conceit of the fancy.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• referies,
• reveune,
• reveue,
• revearse,
• reveral,
• revereed,
• reveriee,
• nevere,
• revie,
• revebue,
• revern,
• referre,
• revesre,
• riverit,
• reveail,
• reveerse,
• requrie,
• reverte,
• reveiw,
• reveniew

• revere,
• referee,
• revery,
• reviewer,
• reefer,
• refer,
• reber,
• reaper,
• reiber.

The adjective form of the word "reverie" is "reverieful". However, it is not a commonly used adjective. More commonly, the noun "reverie" is used to describe a state of being lost in one's thoughts or daydreaming, rather than having a specific adjective form.

The plural of the "reverie" can be the "reveries".

The singular of the "reverie" can be the "reverie".