Dream plan 

A compound word that describes a future journey that recognises the similarities between dreaming and planning to achieve a mutually desired outcome.

It is a cognitive approach whereby two different people can visualise a fixed point in the future, but also remain playful with it to establish a route to achieving their objective.

When the concepts of dreaming and planning come together, the resulting dream plan is formed.

Whereas Susie prefers to establish a fixed plan as to how she will eventually meet Stuart, he endeavours to make his dreams of meeting Susie come true. Together they dream planned their future that was their destiny.

Dream plan by Sharkey & Bubbles March 5, 2022

Step Dream 

GeorgeNotFound called Dream, a streamer and youtuber one time. He had a very surprised reaction. Most people think that this is a very funny phrase said by GeorgeNotFound. This "step" is often used when talking about step sisters or brothers that have LOVE relationships between them. The way he said this makes it sound like he's calling him daddy.

GeorgeNotFound: "What are you doing... Step Dream?"
Dream:... WHAT?
GeorgeNotFound: *small smiling*
Dream: " WHAAAT??!"

Step Dream by Gogu Smantosu November 2, 2020

manic pixie dream boy 

The manic pixie dream boy (MPDB) is the male equivalent to the manic pixie dream girl. He tends to be gentle-natured, low testosterone and non-threatening, and looks like he's just stepped out of a boyband... indeed a lot of boybands are designed with that look in mind.

See also manic pixie dream lesbian.

"The hashtag #manicpixiedreamboy has users retrospectively identifying the Manic Pixie Dream Boy in cinematic history (Ferris Bueller, Jack Dawson, Jesse from Pitch Perfect, Jacob from Crazy Stupid Love); arguing that we need more of them in current movies; and adding new names to the celebrity canon of Manic Pixie Dream Boys (notably, Hozier). " - Roisin Langan in Vice dot com

manic pixie dream boy by RayBidd December 27, 2022

Dreamsexual

A word to describe someone so pathetic that they use a YouTuber’s name and turn it into a sexuality. That’s because they’re a social reject who stans Dream.

Dream stan: Dad! I’m proud to announce I’m dreamsexual!

Dad: Good for you, and I’m proud to announce that you’re a failed abortion!

Dreamsexual by Failed_Abortion69420 August 19, 2021

Dream Luck

When something happens that is so improbable, it becomes unreasonable to assume that it’s legitimate. The phrase is a reference to Dream, a Minecraft speedrunner who attempted to write off his cheating as “just good luck”. Dream Luck is often used ironically to undermine the improbability of a given event.

Johnny flipped a coin 1,000 times and it never landed on heads! He’s either got dream luck, or that coin is rigged.

Dream Luck by SilverGold January 8, 2021

Dreamsexual

Short way of telling everyone "Sh*t the condom broke."

Son: "Im dreamsexual"
Father: "Yeah, the condom broke."

Dreamsexual by Normandaddy June 2, 2021

Dreamcore 

Dreamcore (or also known as a subcategory in Weirdcore) is an aesthetic that is based around bizarre imagery and objects. It heavily relies on nostalgic things, or places you feel you may have seen in the past. A large part of this aesthetic is based around Liminal Spaces, and the unnerving feelings that come with them. They can be disturbing, off-putting, or confusing to the viewer. Cursed images may be similar, but do not get them confused. Some Dreamcore isn't always unnerving, sometimes it could be a feeling similar to what you feel in your dreams, that includes the different categories that people feel in their dream's as well, (like warmth, nostalgia, loneliness, comfort, or greyness).

Dreamcore always ends up giving me this odd feeling in my body, like maybe I'm missing or forgetting something? Maybe I've seen this before? Is it comforting? Is it not? Am I lonely? Why is it so unnerving? It's not always the same.

Dreamcore by Toips? February 21, 2021