Synonyms for Giddy:

adj.
• bewildered (adjective)
- most flustered,
- sur prised,
- most astounded,
- most awe-struck,
- most awed,
- more staggered,
- more flabbergasted,
- more baffled,
- sur-prised,
- un-glued,
- in dither,
- awe struck,
- be wildered,
- most astonished,
- more rattled,
- more awe struck,
- speechless,
- most baffled,
- most rattled,
- be-wildered,
- un glued,
- most staggered,
- more mystified,
- mystified,
- most mystified,
- more unglued,
- most flabbergasted,
- more appalled,
- more flustered,
- most dazzled,
- more floored,
- most awe struck,
- more agape,
- most awestruck,
- more dazzled,
- dis concerted,
- more awed,
- most agape,
- more awe-struck,
- be-fuddled,
- most floored,
- most appalled,
- more astounded,
- be fuddled,
- most unglued,
- more awestruck,
- more astonished,
- dis-concerted.
• daft (adjective)
- bedlamite,
- whacko,
- flaky,
- off the wall,
- screwy,
- witless,
- idiotic,
- halfbaked,
- in the ozone,
- out of one's gourd.
• ditsy (adjective)
- more airheaded,
- goofy,
- most airheaded,
- more airbrained,
- airbrained,
- more rattlebrained,
- most rattlebrained,
- most airbrained,
- dipsier,
- kooky,
- dipsiest.
• dizzy (adjective)
- weak knees,
- up set,
- weak-kneed,
- fainter,
- hazy,
- staggering,
- shaky,
- off balance,
- tipsy,
- weak in the knees,
- Feather-brained,
- blinded,
- slap-happy.
• empty-headed (adjective)
- know nothing,
- uneducated,
- more know nothing,
- empty headed,
- un schooled,
- untaught,
- most know-nothing,
- more knownothing,
- un taught,
- knownothing,
- un educated,
- most knownothing,
- most know nothing,
- un-schooled,
- un-educated,
- more know-nothing,
- un-taught.
• fast (adjective)
- gadabout,
- self-gratifying,
- lascivious,
- sportive,
- lecherous,
- flirtatious,
- incontinent,
- indecent.
• fickle (adjective)
- capricious,
- unsettled,
- changeable.
• flighty (adjective)
- most dingbat,
- most dingdong,
- in-constant,
- most bubbleheaded,
- more dingbat,
- more dingdong,
- more bubbleheaded,
- more twit,
- most twit,
- in constant.
• frivolous (adjective)
- lightminded,
- most nonserious,
- un-important,
- un profounder,
- un-profoundest,
- most light minded,
- un profoundest,
- non-serious,
- unprofounder,
- un-profounder,
- most light-minded,
- most lightminded,
- un profound,
- illconsidered,
- more lightminded,
- flippest,
- unprofoundest,
- more light minded,
- more nonserious,
- more light-minded.
• harebrained (adjective)
- mindless,
- loony.
• harum-scarum (adjective)
- light-minded,
- scatty,
- harumscarum.
• hoity-toity (adjective)
- hoity toity,
- hoitytoity,
- more silliness,
- most silliness.
• impish (adjective)
- impish,
- elvish,
- prankish,
- pixieish,
- rascally.
• irresponsible (adjective)
- in-cautious,
- more unanswerable,
- un reliable,
- un dependable,
- un careful,
- ill-considered,
- un-accountable,
- no account,
- in cautious,
- un-trustworthy,
- more uncareful,
- un-answerable,
- un predictable,
- noaccount,
- ill considered,
- most unanswerable,
- un-reliable,
- un accountable,
- un-careful,
- fly by night,
- un-dependable,
- un-predictable,
- most uncareful,
- un answerable.
• light (adjective)
- lightest,
- up-beat,
- sunny-side up,
- sunny side up,
- chirpier,
- perky,
- chirpy,
- chirpiest.
• light-headed (adjective)
- swimmy.
• lightheaded (adjective)
- bird brained.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- featherbrained,
- light-headed,
- qualmy,
- taken aback,
- light,
- volatile,
- tippy,
- tottering,
- tongue in cheek,
- harebrained,
- airheaded,
- skittish,
- Dipsy,
- empty-headed,
- birdbrained,
- Agitable,
- self-willed,
- ditsy,
- in a dither,
- rattlebrained,
- irresponsible,
- unanswerable,
- unglued,
- bubbleheaded,
- volative,
- know-nothing,
- emptyheaded,
- Qualmish,
- not fixed,
- pukish,
- slaphappy,
- Alarmable,
- awestruck,
- unstable,
- flipper,
- not serious,
- lightheaded,
- scatterbrained,
- fast,
- dingdong,
- dizzy,
- wiggly,
- queer,
- uncareful,
- Wabbly,
- daft,
- hoity-toity,
- frivolous,
- wild,
- Awe-struck.
• queer (adjective)
- most pukish,
- more pukish,
- qualmier,
- un easy,
- qualmiest,
- most qualmish,
- un-easiest,
- un-easier,
- un easier,
- more qualmish,
- un easiest.
• reckless (adjective)
- harum-scarum.
• scatterbrained (adjective)
- in-attentive.
• silly, impulsive (adjective)
- careless,
- brainless,
- irresolute,
- changeful,
- flustered,
- bemused,
- vacillating,
- erratic,
- heedless,
- unbalanced,
- whimsical,
- Punchy,
- ditzy,
- reckless,
- swimming.
• skittish (adjective)
- more volative,
- most agitable,
- ex citable,
- more alarmable,
- ex-citable,
- ex-cited,
- ex cited,
- more agitable,
- most alarmable,
- most volative.
• tottery (adjective)
- tottery.
• unstable (adjective)
- un-stable,
- un stable.
• unstable/unsteady (adjective)
- in secure,
- un-steadiest,
- in-secure,
- unsteadiest,
- in securest,
- un steadier,
- in-securest,
- pre carious,
- un-stabler,
- more weaving,
- mutable,
- in-consistent,
- un-settled,
- most teetering,
- wigglier,
- most weaving,
- un-stablest,
- un steadiest,
- in securer,
- in-securer,
- more fluctuating,
- Teetering,
- in consistent,
- wiggliest,
- un-steadier,
- pre-carious,
- more teetering,
- un stablest,
- un stabler,
- un settled.
• unsteady (adjective)
- tippier,
- wabbliest,
- un-steady,
- un steady,
- tippiest,
- most shifting,
- wabblier.
• volatile (adjective)
- short lived,
- shortlived.
• wild (adjective)
- more self-willed,
- un controlled,
- un-controlled,
- un manageable,
- un-governable,
- self willed,
- un-bridled,
- un disciplined,
- un-manageable,
- un-fettered,
- selfwilled,
- un bridled,
- un fettered,
- more self willed,
- most self-willed,
- more impracticable,
- un-restrained,
- more selfwilled,
- most selfwilled,
- most self willed.
• woozy (adjective)
- seeing stars.
n.
- interested,
- wired,
- absorbed,
- fascinated,
- anticipatory,
- excited,
- alive,
- exuberant,
- psyched,
- can't put something down.
- failing,
- frail,
- unhealthy,
- infectious,
- regular,
- tremendous,
- confusing,
- unwell,
- precipitate,
- towering,
- unfit,
- unaccustomed,
- stupendous,
- fragile,
- worse,
- awful,
- lofty,
- whirling,
- steep.
- awareness.
- ability.
• dizzy (noun)
- unsteady.
• giddy (noun)
- sick,
- ill.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- flighty,
- woozy,
- silly,
- vertiginous,
- thoughtless,
- fickle,
- inconstant,
- mercurial.
v.
• confused (verb)
- bewildered.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- state.
Other synonyms:
- gaga,
- unreliable,
- Dizzying,
- Reeling.
- touched.
- vacant.
- lighthearted,
- frothy.
• hazardous
- unsafe.

How to use "Giddy" in context?

Giddy is an emotion that is either felt positive or pleasurable. It is often expressed as a lighthearted feeling, making people seem happy and excited, or as an ardent wish to have more of something enjoyable. The word can also connote recklessness or exuberance.

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- Adjective
  dizzy, lightheaded.
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- Adjective
  dazed, mischievous.

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