giddy-headed
giddy-headed adjective: giddy; impulsive; frivolous.
Adjective
giddy-headed (comparative more giddy-headed, superlative most giddy-headed)
Forms of giddy-headed
| comparative | more giddy-headed |
|---|---|
| superlative | most giddy-headed |
Questions about giddy-headed
- What does giddy-headed mean?
- Giddy-headed means giddy; impulsive; frivolous.
- What part of speech is giddy-headed?
- Giddy-headed is an adjective.
Words near giddy-headed in the dictionary
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