Synonym: confused, giddy, spinning, staggering, unsteady. Similar words: dizziness, pizza, drizzle, drizzly, blizzard, subsidize, aggrandize, subsidized. Meaning: ['dɪzɪ] 
v. make dizzy or giddy. adj. 1. having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling 2. lacking seriousness; given to frivolity.
v. make dizzy or giddy. adj. 1. having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling 2. lacking seriousness; given to frivolity. 
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181. It is dangerously possible for activity to be no more than a dizzy whirl around a central emptiness.
182. She has acrophobia and always becomes dizzy in a high - rise elevator.
183. I feel dizzy ( feverish, shivery, sleepy, like vomiting, nauseous, itching, weak, irritated ).
184. It must fight to the end, not win when you get dizzy with success, defeat when he pinch-hit substitution.
185. Between innings, there were all kinds of hijinks -- dizzy bat races, fat-suit wrestling matches, T-shirt tosses into the crowd -- and there were homegrown promotions by local businesses.
185. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
186. Take one if you're dizzy or short of breath, okay?
187. Heat exhaustion will leave you feeling tired, nauseous , dizzy and headachy. Rest, rehydration, food and a good night's sleep are the treatment.
188. Endanger mainly: Carcinogen, it can cause and have a liking for sleeping , have a headache , dizzy , the nausea , insomnia , nerve are dispirited , such symptoms as memory fails to poison slightly.
189. She says she feels strange , ie rather unwell, perhaps dizzy.
190. I feel dizzy [ groggy, listless, sore all over, a bit chilly ].
191. She had never hung so near the dizzy brink of the unreal.
More similar words: dizziness, pizza, drizzle, drizzly, blizzard, subsidize, aggrandize, subsidized, jeopardize.