| When he got down to half a bottle though, his daydreams turned into daymares. |
| Sometimes the truth is more horrifying than the daymares reported in our newspapers. |
| She has visions, like daymares, and her eyes reflect their terror. |
| She nursed the mentally unstable mathematician through half a lifetime of delusional daymares. |
| But in all her daymares of the moment, she had cried, bawled, screamed. |
| It was even worse then the daymares of her Father's passing. |
