'giddy head' is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It describes a feeling of dizziness or lightheadedness. It can also be used to describe someone who is feeling excited or giddy. Example: The roller coaster made me feel dizzy and giddy, but I couldn't stop laughing and enjoying the thrill of the ride. My giddy head almost made me forget about my fear of heights.
Afterward, I would lie in my bed, trying to organize his stream of consciousness in my giddy head so that I could write it down for Azra.
This intoxicating and sobering vision of an American future, set during a day-after-tomorrow apocalypse, isn't just some giddy head trip, either.
FIVE years after Alan Greenspan warned that investors might be displaying "irrational exuberance," there are signs that the phenomenon may again be rearing its giddy head.
The production, which doesn't seem to have a thought in its giddy head beyond entertaining us as much as it's entertaining itself, feels like one long ear-to-ear grin.
The production, which doesn't seem to have a thought in its giddy head beyond entertaining us as much as it is entertaining itself, feels like one long ear-to-ear grin (2 20).
Money is a going concern for many of these giddy heads.
By midmorning Monday, the Giants were trickling from their hotel, exhausted but still giddy, heading for home and Tuesday's parade.
So Giants defensive end Michael Strahan understood why everyone around the team's complex was a little giddy heading into the weekend.
Powell took his title from Burton's long "Introduction to the Reader," a passage enumerating some of the people afflicted with the titular malady: "they are a company of giddy-heads, afternoon men......
Powell took his title from Burton's long "Introduction to the Reader," a passage enumerating some of the people afflicted with the titular malady: "they are a company of giddy-heads, afternoon men... ..... (At this point, in Montana, I am already carrying the book to the register, the equivalent of Jerry Maguire's "You had me at hello").
LEST the United States players get too giddy before heading to the World Cup on Thursday, they had the best thing possible happen to them yesterday: they ran into the ninth-rated soccer team in the world.
