hallucinate

You could even say that we’re all hallucinating all the time.

That weekend, she started hallucinating, a symptom of her fever and lowered oxygen levels.

Maki continues to hallucinate and babble about his favorite football players, or a scene from a Batman movie, said Reed, his father.

I’m convinced he’s hallucinating, but then I see them, too, telephone lines looping from the rim toward the corridor trails.

I picked up a fancy chicken from the farmers market and thought I was hallucinating when I saw the $37 price tag.

The episode then dives into A Christmas Carol territory as Oliver starts to hallucinate.

One night, while looking in the mirror he began to hallucinate that he could not see his flesh or his bones.

A placard that is to have effect at some distance must be in glaring colours; pathos calls for images that hallucinate.

I recognise no obligation to reason with such hallucinate mortals; I simply treat them with ridicule.