dizzy English

Meaning dizzy meaning

What does dizzy mean?

dizzy

— adjective (= giddy, woozy, vertiginous) having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling had a dizzy spell a dizzy pinnacle had a headache and felt giddy a giddy precipice feeling woozy from the blow on his head a vertiginous climb up the face of the cliff

— adjective (= light-headed, lightheaded, silly) lacking seriousness; given to frivolity a dizzy blonde light-headed teenagers silly giggles

— verb make dizzy or giddy a dizzying pace

Synonyms dizzy synonyms

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dizzy English » English

giddy

vertiginous

light-headed

faint

woozy

lightheaded

drunk

dazed

stupid

empty-headed

be dizzy

staggering

silly

intoxicated

foolish

feel faint

featherbrained

airheaded

vertigo

unsteady

hectic

dumb

dopy

dopey

disoriented

bustling

bewildering

bewilder

anserine

wither

unsteady on one’s feet

unintelligent

unfunny

unable to see distinctly

turn around

totter

tipsy

think

swoon

swim

stuffy

stagger

splitting

spin

soft-witted

slow-witted

sick

seasick

sappy

reeling

Topics dizzy topics

What do people use dizzy to talk about?

Person Healthy

Symptom of disease

• What words refer to feeling dizzy or faint?
  dizzy dizziness feel faint

Language and thought Think Mind

Stupid

• What words describe a person who does not think well?
  asinine blind brainless crass crazy daft delirious demented dense dim dizzy doltish dull dull-witted dumb fanatical fatuous foolish harebrained idiotic inane ingenuous insane insensitive irrational lumpish moronic naive nonsensical obtuse retarded senile senseless silly simple slow slow-witted stupid thick thickheaded undiscerning unimaginative unperceptive unsound witless lacking in intelligence mentally lazy

Physical actions Move Manner of movement Steady, unsteady

Balance

• What words refer to feeling like you are going to fall?
  dizzy giddy vertigo dizziness someone's head is swimming

Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Lose consciousness

• What happens or what symptoms occur when someone begins to lose consciousness?
  feel faint feel dizzy stagger become incoherent

Examples dizzy examples

How do I use dizzy in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I feel dizzy.

Tom felt dizzy from the heat.

I drank too much wine, and became dizzy.

I'm feeling dizzy.

I am feeling dizzy.

I'm still a little dizzy.

I'm feeling kind of dizzy.

Tom is feeling dizzy.

I was dizzy.

I feel dizzy every time I get up.

I'm dizzy.

Tom felt a little dizzy.

I'm just a little dizzy.

Have you ever felt dizzy on a plane?

Tom became dizzy.

Movie subtitles

I don't want to do 3-D. It makes me dizzy.

But soon, he gets dizzy.

I felt strangely dizzy.

It makes me dizzy.

So dizzy.

She's dizzy about me.

I was just wondering what makes dames like you so dizzy.

Stupid dizzy spell.

A dizzy spell!

I always get dizzy.

As the dizzy decade nears its end the country is stock-market crazy.

I was sitting in the taxi where you left me and the young lady seemed to have a dizzy spell and I just.

It's just a little dizzy spell.

Uh-oh, I got one of your dizzy spells.

I feel quite dizzy.

You'll get dizzy.

It'll make me dizzy.

Like a dizzy fool, I've fallen in love.

I've gone down narrow rapids, I've even loved other women, but never have I been so dizzy, so-so helpless as I am at this very moment.

When she starts to feel dizzy, everything inside her goggles will fade to a bright white light -- another cue to the brain to trigger the surge.

I never get dizzy.

I guess I got a little dizzy.

Oh, I was just a little dizzy.

This unaccustomed drink has made me a little bit dizzy.

Do you get dizzy on a boat?

When I got out, I was dizzy and he took my arm, and apologized, of course, for speaking to me like that.

That dizzy spell when I fell downstairs?

I've flown over the high mountains, I've gone down narrow rapids, I've even loved other women, but never have I been so dizzy, so-so helpless as I am at this very moment.

Dizzy?

It'll make you dizzy.

Because, true love, I need to keep in touch with all the loose ends of this dizzy affair if I'm ever to make heads or tails of it.