Dream Dictionary

Ballerina

The ballerina often appears as an image representing the beautiful idealistic self.  But this can be seen in different ways in the following examples. See: dancing. Example: I was a ballerina turning around in a […]...More

Baldness

See: hair-baldness under body....More

Baffled

baffled This is self explanatory, as if you are baffled in your dream then you are directly experiencing the feeling. So the important thing is to see in what situation, environment or activity the baffled […]...More

Badminton

See: games and gambling....More

Bacon

Most dreams I see with mention of bacon are to do with being hungry and liking it to eat. But it can also suggest something, a food, that can keep for ages without going bad. […]...More

Backyard Patio

This suggests a more private situation or feeling. It can also indicate intimacy, being less formal, surreptitious, or trying not to be noticed, therefore out of sight. When it is something like a wall or […]...More

Backwards

Can mean many things in dreams. Walking or going backwards: Might indicate going backwards in age, so regressing or remembering your childhood. It might be you are reducing in importance or even in size in […]...More

Backer Backing

Support; confidence; energy or another person’s influence in your life. Useful Questions and Hints: Who or what is the backer or backing I get in the dream? What did it enable me to do? Am […]...More

Backbone

See: spine; back-trunk spine...More

Baby-sitter Baby-sitting

If you are the baby sitter, it has connections with being responsible for a vulnerable part of you, or for someone else’s baby.   In some cases the dreamer gets very connected to the baby and […]...More

Axe

An axe is primarily for cutting things down or for cutting them into smaller units. It is also a formidable weapon; so what part is the axe playing in you dream? See: weapons. Idioms: Axe to grind; […]...More

Awareness

See: consciousness; Levels of Awareness; Brain Levels and Dreams; Unconscious....More

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