dream up

For Samuel, music is a vital organ of the whole storytelling body; he dreams up character themes as he’s writing the script, and his characters even hum those tunes onscreen.

‘I have no idea,” replies Fisher, “And you need so many of them – and then you dream up a password and it tells you, this is not good enough.”

Beck and Woods don’t have to dream up something alien when these kinds of garden-variety predators are common.

She dressed as a fake weight loss drug, which was dreamt up in a recent South Park episode that joked about her body positivity message.

It was Mr O’Neill who, at the turn of the century, dreamt up the acronym "Bric" for four emerging economies he believed should be "brought into the centre of global policy making".