twirly
- adjective
- /ˈtwɜrli/
- The children were so excited that they became twirly after running around the playground.
Examples
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I feel twirly!
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He laughed and admitted he was a bit twirly after the fast ride.
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After spinning in circles, she felt twirly and had to hold onto the wall.
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After the ride, I felt so twirly!
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After spinning around for a few minutes, I felt very twirly and had to sit down.
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The children were so excited at the fair that they felt twirly as they rode the spinning teacups.
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After a long dance at the party, she described her head as feeling twirly from all the twirling.
Synonyms
Feeling like the room or world is turning and you may fall
Feeling dizzy and unsteady, as if you might faint
Feeling dizzy and weak like you might faint
Feeling dizzy and as if you might fall
A very high or steep place that makes you feel dizzy
Feeling dizzy and unsteady, as if the world is moving
Feeling faint and dreamy because of strong feelings of love
Feeling dizzy as if things are turning around you
Feeling dizzy and light-headed and unable to think clearly
Compounds
How Dizzy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Twirly comes from the verb twirl meaning 'to spin', a simple idea like 'twist' or 'turn', and the ending -y meaning 'full of' or 'like'. So to be twirly is to be 'full of' spinning, feeling dizzy or giddy after turning or strong excitement.