Sentence examples for gitty from inspiring English sources

The word 'gitty' is not a commonly accepted word and is not found in most dictionaries.
It is possible that it is a regional or colloquial variation of the word 'giddy', which means dizzy, light-headed or excited. For example: "She felt gitty with anticipation as she waited to meet her favorite author." In this sentence, 'gitty' is used instead of 'giddy' to convey a sense of excited anticipation. However, it would be more appropriate to use the standard spelling of 'giddy' in written English.