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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈɡɪdi/
giddy means: Feeling as if your head is spinning and you might fall.
adjective
DIZZYB2
Feeling as if your head is spinning and you might fall.
- I felt giddy and sat down.
- Standing up too quickly made her giddy.
- Do you get giddy when you look down from high places?
VERY EXCITEDC1
So happy or excited that you find it hard to stay calm.
- The children were giddy with excitement.
- Winning the prize left her feeling giddy.
- He gave a giddy laugh when he heard the news.
Questions about giddy
What does giddy mean?
Feeling as if your head is spinning and you might fall.
What is giddy in other languages?
Türkçe: başı dönen · Español: mareado · Français: étourdi · Deutsch: schwindelig · Italiano: stordito · 日本語: めまいがする
How do you pronounce giddy?
It is pronounced /ˈɡɪdi/.
How do you use giddy in a sentence?
I felt giddy and sat down. Standing up too quickly made her giddy.
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