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giddy

[gid-ee] / ˈgɪd i /


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He may in fact still be in the Ray Dolby Ballroom, listening to people tell him giddy and sometimes teary stories of when they first saw him in a movie.

From Los Angeles Times

For much of its runtime, “Keeper” succeeds as an elegant tease, setting up familiar horror prompts and then letting the audience stew in their giddy uncertainty.

From Los Angeles Times

Between the click of my Canon AE-1 and the day my photos are sent back from the film lab, I’m giddy like it’s Christmas Eve.

From The Wall Street Journal

Weeks, who is a lanky 6 feet 5 inches tall, acts giddy on the factory floor, chatting with employees just steps away from towering machines churning out products at 1,450 degrees Celsius.

From Barron's

My father was giddy when I landed “The Sopranos.”

From The Wall Street Journal