giddy


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Maggie paused in her whirling and said, staggering a little, "Oh no, it doesn't make me giddy, Luke; may I go into the mill with you?
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At last I awake, very queer about the head, as from a giddy sleep, and see the butcher walking off, congratulated by the two other butchers and the sweep and publican, and putting on his coat as he goes; from which I augur, justly, that the victory is his.
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The Bruins' return to the NCAA Tournament was brief - their season ended Thursday with a 78-66 first-round loss to Texas Tech - but it served many purposes, and gave the Bruins a reason to be giddy about the future.
BRUINS FRESHMEN LOOKING AHEAD UCLA PLEASED WITH PROGRESS
Current explorations of desire are laughable in comparison to Knechtel's giddy cannonballs of utterly wanton amusement.
Tom Knechtel
Timeless'' is how Oscar performer Beyonce described her giddy emotions as she stepped out on the red carpet in a strapless, black velvet Versace gown.
SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL THE LOOK IS ROMANTIC ON THE RED CARPET
Most of these songs can be found on earlier album, but the selling point of Clip is DiFranco's mischievous spontaneity (such as sneaking lines from "Amazing Grace" into "Fire Door") and the giddy charge behind her music--an element that comes out strongest when she plays live.
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Foxx led his entourage out of the hotel like a giddy Pied Piper.
TINSELTOWN SPYWITNESS
There's some genuine heat sparked between Caffrey's Wheeler and Lina's Hearn, and Lina moves convincingly from guarded to giddy once the academic stakes start climbing.
EMOTION MORE THAN A MERE KEEPSAKE IN ARTFUL '36 VIEWS'

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