Having a sensation of whirling or vertigo in the head, with proneness to fall; giddy.

Giddy as from turning round; dizzy; affected with vertigo.

Affected with vertigo; giddy; dizzy.

Dizzy; giddy (cf. light-headed, adj. 1a). Also: mentally unstable; mad, deranged. Now chiefly in light in the head.

Disorientated, delirious; dizzy, slightly faint.

= dizzy, adj.

Used vaguely (like the noun) in Destr. Troy = giddy, dazed, and (actively) stunning.

Having a confused sensation of swimming or whirling in the head, with proneness to fall; affected with vertigo, dizzy.

Affected with, or characterized by, dizziness or giddiness.

Of the nature of, characterized by, vertigo.

= vertiginous, adj. 2.

Of persons, the head, etc.: Affected with, suffering from, vertigo or giddiness; giddy, dizzy.

= vertiginous, adj.

Giddy, whirling.

Giddiness; = swimming, n. 4.

giddy.

Somewhat giddy, dizzy.

Inclined to dizziness or giddiness. Also in combinations.

Characterized by whizzing; figurative (dialect) dizzy, giddy.