Dizzy meaning in English

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Definition

dizzy: with your head spinning, confused adjective
You're making me dizzy! Stop spinning me round!
dizzying: that makes one dizzy, faint, confused adjective
This roller coaster ride is dizzying! It is so fast and goes upside down several times.
  • "Look sir, I should probably get back to my office, I feel a bit dizzy right now."
  • "The organization of space within Mr. Oléré's laboratory is dizzying."

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