Giddification
- Noun
1.
The act or process of giddifying; of making giddy, dazed.
2.
The state or condition of being giddy or delirious.
3.
Confusion, bewilderment or perplexity, especially of the sort that makes one appear hallucinatory or deranged.
1.
The act or process of giddifying; of making giddy, dazed.
2.
The state or condition of being giddy or delirious.
3.
Confusion, bewilderment or perplexity, especially of the sort that makes one appear hallucinatory or deranged.
1.
Ever with a devious mind to the giddification of his female coworkers, William made a point of plying them with as much alcohol as he could at the company office party
2.
For her giddification Jenna, in her solitary younger years, took to burning treated pine logs, the noxious fumes from the fires of which she would vigorously inhale
3.
To the alarmed giddification of his benefits assessor, and in spite of the woman's futile injunctions that he stop what he was doing, Michael obdurately proceeded to fill his syringe with heroin, strap his arm, and give himself a third hit of the drug, smacking his lips and settling onto his back in satisfaction once he had done so. She, he had spitefully decided, could be the one to deal with the consequences
Ever with a devious mind to the giddification of his female coworkers, William made a point of plying them with as much alcohol as he could at the company office party
2.
For her giddification Jenna, in her solitary younger years, took to burning treated pine logs, the noxious fumes from the fires of which she would vigorously inhale
3.
To the alarmed giddification of his benefits assessor, and in spite of the woman's futile injunctions that he stop what he was doing, Michael obdurately proceeded to fill his syringe with heroin, strap his arm, and give himself a third hit of the drug, smacking his lips and settling onto his back in satisfaction once he had done so. She, he had spitefully decided, could be the one to deal with the consequences