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giddy

[gid-ee] / ˈgɪd i /


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Mays said he got giddy and breathless when he first stepped into his costume.

From Los Angeles Times

Mom curled my hair to match her own, and I was giddy all night because people kept calling me Mini-Mom.

From Literature

In the middle of it all, songwriter Diane Warren paused to take a selfie, still evidently enjoying the giddy thrill of being in a room full of fellow hopefuls even after 17 times.

From Los Angeles Times

They featured prominently at the CES in January, and Wall Street is positively giddy.

From Barron's

He’s obviously counting on a giddy public, always ready to overfund his projects, to make everything OK.

From The Wall Street Journal