giddiness

her giddiness was evident in her giggles

the roller coaster ride caused a sense of giddiness

the excitement of the carnival brought on a wave of giddiness

It's a neurotransmitter that helps promote feelings of attraction, excitement, and giddiness.

" Have done! How dare you show your giddiness here? What would Mr Linton say if he heard you? "

" Because if taken in excess, it causes giddiness, recklessness, and dangerous overconfidence, " said Slughorn.

JON M. CHU: I'm assuming all the giddiness is for me, right?

I felt my centre of gravity shifting its place, and giddiness mounting into my brain like drunkenness.

Teletubbyland all started with the moon landings, and the hoppy bounciness of the astronauts in that famous footage eventually became the floaty giddiness of the Teletubbies themselves.

Mr. Lorry, you cannot control the mincing vanities and giddinesses of empty-headed girls; you must not expect to do it, or you will always be disappointed.

Tufts of artemisia were growing in clefts of the rock near by, and I filled my mouth with the bitter leaves, hoping they might help to prevent giddiness.

Noticing some tufts of artemisia in a cleft of rock, I filled my mouth with the leaves, hoping their bitter taste might help to keep caution keen and prevent giddiness.

And before a swimming giddiness spun her round and round, she knew that she was kissing him back. " Stop — please, I'm faint" ! she whispered, trying to turn her head weakly from him.