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ESLPod_0913_WE_1500 Experiencing Motion Sickness The word "dizzy," in this podcast, means feeling as if one's head is spinning around or the world is moving in circles: "Holly loved playing on the swings as a child, but once she became older, they made her dizzy." The phrase "dizzy with" means overwhelmed by a feeling: "Greg felt dizzy with pride as he accepted the award." The phrase "a dizzy blonde" describes a woman with blonde (light-colored) hair who is very stupid, silly, and forgetful: "Telling jokes about dizzy blondes is inappropriate in the office." Finally, the word "dizzying" can mean causing someone to feel exciting, with a lot of movement: "Chuck grew up in the country and found it difficult to adapt to dizzying city life when he moved away for college."

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ESLPod 913 dizzy Health + Medicine | Travel

Id	ESLPod_0913_WE_1500
Episode Id	ESLPod 913
Episode Title	Experiencing Motion Sickness
Phrase	dizzy
Text	The word "dizzy," in this podcast, means feeling as if one's head is spinning around or the world is moving in circles: "Holly loved playing on the swings as a child, but once she became older, they made her dizzy." The phrase "dizzy with" means overwhelmed by a feeling: "Greg felt dizzy with pride as he accepted the award." The phrase "a dizzy blonde" describes a woman with blonde (light-colored) hair who is very stupid, silly, and forgetful: "Telling jokes about dizzy blondes is inappropriate in the office." Finally, the word "dizzying" can mean causing someone to feel exciting, with a lot of movement: "Chuck grew up in the country and found it difficult to adapt to dizzying city life when he moved away for college."
Topics	Health + Medicine \| Travel

Dizzy Eslpod Word Means Phrase Experiencing Motion Sickness