Dizzy

What do we mean by dizzy?

Having a whirling sensation and a tendency to fall. adjective

Bewildered or confused. adjective

Scatterbrained or silly. adjective

Producing or tending to produce giddiness. adjective

Characterized by impulsive haste; very rapid. adjective

To cause to have a whirling sensation. transitive verb

To confuse or bewilder. transitive verb

To be foolish; act foolishly.

To make giddy; confuse.

Foolish; stupid.

Giddy; having a sensation of whirling in the head, with instability or proneness to fall; vertiginous.

Causing giddiness: as, a dizzy height.

Arising from or caused by giddiness.

Giddy; thoughtless; heedless.

To make dizzy or giddy; to give the vertigo to; to confuse. transitive verb

Having in the head a sensation of whirling, with a tendency to fall; vertiginous; giddy; hence, confused; indistinct. adjective

Causing, or tending to cause, giddiness or vertigo. adjective

Without distinct thought; unreflecting; thoughtless; heedless. adjective

Having a sensation of turning around; giddy; feeling unbalanced or lightheaded. adjective

To make dizzy, to bewilder.

When you are super drunk, or you're drinking and becoming drunk you are getting dizzy Urban Dictionary

Slang hailing from Essex county New Jersey meaning Dab Pen Urban Dictionary

As another word for ditzy Urban Dictionary

Abbroviation of disabled. Term was used by Release Groups to discribe an unlimited download account of someone, who was trading cracked (DRM removed) software in a Bulletin Board System (BBS) in the 80s and 90s. Mainly, those BBS used ratios to regulate the download and upload rates of a scene member. When the ratio was disabled, the member could download an unlimited amount of files. Today, FTP sites are being used instead of local Bulletin Board Systems. The principle of a ratio still remains, but the term dizzy is not being used no more. Urban Dictionary

Shitty, “not it”, of bad quality Urban Dictionary

A stupid person. someone who is not that smart Urban Dictionary

Dizzy meaning extremly good, or staisfying. Urban Dictionary

1., adj.: Wild, crazy, unrestrained or uninhibited. 2., n.: the situation or word; "the deal", related to the ebonic "dizzle" (deal + izzle = dizzle) Urban Dictionary

Some one that is egg shaped as is the character in the computer game dizzy Urban Dictionary

Dizzy - another word for thot, hoe or slut. A disgrace to all women. Now more than ever, women are treated as if they were one. It's some morbid way to make themselves feel adequate, wanted, or excepted for that matter. Whatever the reason there is no excuse Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dizzy:
dizzy, tizzy, ditzy, fizzy, izzy, lizzy, kizzy, mizzy, dizz, bizzy.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dizzy:
lizzy, reece, lalo, mingus, milt, bebop, basie, herbie, trumpeter, mulligan, quintet, sonny, roach, benny, ellington, verve, bop, spells, stan, dummy, ella, hubbard, chico, dean, dexter, trumpet, vaughan, lionel, gerry, quincy, monk, hampton, chick, tito, charlie, woody, moody, wonderland, reed, lester, parker, jazz, buddy, hank, trout, fitzgerald, gil, wright, oscar, benton, goodman, johnny, carmen, quartet, bud, twins, herman, horace, teddy, oliver, jimmy, roses, heights, slide, heath, pablo, stuff, mel, griffin, pepper, tunisia, davis, lou, eddie, pianist, terry, bobby, mann, spell, joe, orchestra, reunion, roy, kirk, dave, jones, jam, powell, tommy, armstrong, max, bat, betty, billy, ray, adventure, cuban, devil, sarah, trio.

Words that rhyme with dizzy:
busy, tizzy, lizzie, fizzy, izzy, lizzy, mizzy, xyzzy, visby, bizzy, rizzi, nisey, izzi, lizhi, pizzi, brizzi, is e, is he, ms e, ms he, tis he, wiz ze.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dizzy:
little, small, real, poor, dear, least, lord, litde, awful, derby, plain, wonderful, tory, efflorescent, discreet, ridiculed, unco.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dizzy:
spells, heights, height, spell, feeling, speed, patient, head, pace, whirl, sensation, precipices, raptures, brain, moment, precipice, eyes, rate, edge, circles, flight, pinnacle, depths, sense, patients, eminence, path, blonde, depth, altitude, brink, cliff, dance, verge, cliffs, drop, pain, rapidity, turns, elevation, trance, peak, rise, spiral, descent, fall, circle, round, heads, peaks, crags, rush, ledge, ride, climb, summit, dame, perch, succession, motion, feelings, ascent, ladder, attacks, tower, top, abyss, sensations, altitudes, steep, spin, paths, angle, sight, horror, feet, distance, abysses, flights, fashion, pinnacles, slope, excitement, dreams, look, bridge, vision, turn.

Consonant match to dizzy:
daisy, doozy, dazey, desi, dozer, doozie, dosser, dowser, dexie, does a, d z, da xue, dais a, days a, days e, days he, days her, days o, daze he, dazzo, der zee, dies a, dies he, dies her, dies i, does e, does he, does her, does high, does ho, does i, does o, does owe, doze a, du xie, dues a, dues au, dues aux, dues he, dues i, dyes a, dyes her.

Words that sound like dizzy:
dizzy, desi, desy, daisy, doozy, dozy, doozie, dazey, daizy, daisie, daysi, disi, dazi, disci, dissi, day z, duesy, doisy, tizzy, dessie, ducey, disease, disney, ditty, dc, dicey, deary, dsy, dity, daisey, disa, dasy, dearie, diz, dizz, dishy, desu, dizzier, dacey, d c, deasy, dze, dissa, dassie, diso, deso, daza, deery, dacy, dozo, dizzied, dawsey, dossey, dosi, dizzies, dassy, dici, dissd, deza, disn, desse, dasi, douc, dazu, dusi, dieci, tazi, tozzi, tosy, tousy, tozy, does, dairy, dez, dary, derry, deci, dutchie, darry, duchy, dery, deathy, duthie, dessa, deae, desa, deri, detty, dussault, deshi, deti, desde, debtee, dessau, dusseault, d.s, daes, d e, d t, daci.