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giddy

[gid-ee] / ˈgɪd i /


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In the square, they wrung out their clothes and assessed each other for bruises, and for a moment, the giddy pleasure of not being dead transcended everything.

From Literature

It’s such a wonder of nature, and we are all giddy with joy at the sight of it!

From Literature

A cluster of makeup artists, PR reps, translators and crew members huddle about while some members steal a smile and exchange hand hearts with giddy fans in the audience.

From Los Angeles Times

Natalie got a little giddy thinking she might have met someone as passionate about all this stuff as she was.

From Literature

In my mid-twenties, during my first week at a new remote job, I felt both giddy and strangely unmoored — delighted to have shed my commute, unsettled by the sudden absence of physical colleagues.

From Salon