dizzy izzy
dizzy izzy noun: a playground game for children, or adults at work functions or parties, involving each player bending down with their head pressed into a pole or a standing baseball bat or wiffleball bat, spinning around the pole several times, and then attempting to walk or run in a straight line often while performing some other activity.
Noun (1)
dizzy izzy (uncountable)
- A playground game for children, or adults at work functions or parties, involving each player bending down with their head pressed into a pole or a standing baseball bat or wiffleball bat, spinning around the pole several times, and then attempting to walk or run in a straight line often while performing some other activity.
- Synonyms:
- dizzy bat
Noun (2) capitalized: dizzy Izzy
dizzy Izzy (uncountable)
- Alternative form of dizzy izzy.
Synonyms of dizzy izzy
Forms of dizzy izzy
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Questions about dizzy izzy
- What does dizzy izzy mean?
- Dizzy izzy means a playground game for children, or adults at work functions or parties, involving each player bending down with their head pressed into a pole or a standing baseball bat or wiffleball bat, spinning around the pole several times, and then attempting to walk or run in a straight line often while performing some other activity.
- What part of speech is dizzy izzy?
- Dizzy izzy is a noun.
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