DREAM

n. Drem. Gr., ovap. oveipo$, evvitviov. Lat., somnium. Fr., songe, reve. Ger., Traum. lt.,sog no. Sp.,sue no. A more or le orderly series of sensory perceptions or thoughts occurring during sleep, either wholly imaginary or occasioned by some actual impre ion from without, especially an auditory impre ion. Wet d. A lascivious d. accompanied by an emi ion of semen. [s. 616]