bedizzied
bedizzied adjective: in a state of dizziness; dizzied.
Adjective
bedizzied (comparative more bedizzied, superlative most bedizzied)
- In a state of dizziness; dizzied.
- “The [...] young bachelors that wanted to show aff their dancin' an' their new pumps, an' their bright red or green an' yellow garthers, swore that it confused thim so that they cud nivir go rightly through the heel-and-toe, or cover-the-buckle, or any uv their best steps, but felt thimsilves...1850, Thomas Keightley, The Fairy Mythology, London: H.G. Bohn, page 524
Forms of bedizzied
| comparative | more bedizzied |
|---|---|
| superlative | most bedizzied |
Origin of bedizzied
From be- + dizzied.
Questions about bedizzied
- What does bedizzied mean?
- Bedizzied means in a state of dizziness; dizzied.
- What part of speech is bedizzied?
- Bedizzied is an adjective.
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