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- adjective Tending to make one (actually or metaphorically)
dizzy orconfused , as of greatspeed orheight . - verb Present participle of
dizzy .
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Examples
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Even the most open, honest attempt to figure out who deserved to live where could bog down in dizzying complication.
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Something suddenly ceased, leaving them in dizzying uncertainty.
THE PEARLS OF PARLAY 2010
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Even the most open, honest attempt to figure out who deserved to live where could bog down in dizzying complication.
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Skydiver plans head-first freefall from the edge of space in dizzying bid to break Mach 1, Daily Mail
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Skydiver plans head-first freefall from the edge of space in dizzying bid to break Mach 1, Daily Mail
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Statistically, his NFL career is a study in dizzying numbers: Since 2001, his first year as a starter, no one player in pro football has rushed for more yards (7,504) and scored more touchdowns (98).
USATODAY.com - Alexander's goals for greatness go beyond field 2006
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Introducing Geoff's Earth-Fountain©: “it spits gravel and freshly tilled soil up into the air in dizzying patterns.”
Archive 2005-10-01 2005
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Introducing Geoff's Earth-Fountain©: “it spits gravel and freshly tilled soil up into the air in dizzying patterns.”
Archive 2005-12-01 2005
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Introducing Geoff's Earth-Fountain©: “it spits gravel and freshly tilled soil up into the air in dizzying patterns.”
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Introducing Geoff's Earth-Fountain©: “it spits gravel and freshly tilled soil up into the air in dizzying patterns.”
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