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Meanings of grow dizzy in English

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Usage of grow dizzy in English
1
I grow dizzy when I look down, but down I must.
Plays: the Father; Countess Julie; the Outlaw; the Stronger
2
My head began to grow dizzy, and strange lights danced before my eyes.
True to Himself; Or, Roger Strong's Struggle for Place
3
I said to myself, he is tired, and must grow dizzy.
The Innocents Abroad
4
You grow dizzy as you feel drawn down towards the mill-race!
Rosmersholm
5
I twirled with them, feeling my head grow dizzy and my thoughts loosen.
Helen of troy
6
I go twirling things round and round in my head till I grow dizzy.
The Daughters of Danaus
7
I increased my pace then, but began to grow dizzy after a few minutes.
The Great Book of Amber
8
Is there anything in all this to grow dizzy over?
The Great Hunger
9
In fact, none dared to look down, fearing to lose her head and grow dizzy.
The Meadow-Brook Girls in the Hills; Or, The Missing Pilot of th...
10
Hold me fast round the neck, or you may grow dizzy and get a fall.
The Louisa Alcott Reader: a Supplementary Reader for the Fourth ...
11
Now I kept going, for my great fear was that I should grow dizzy quickly.
King Alfred's Viking: A Story of the First English Fleet
12
Thinking of her my senses grow dizzy, a sort of madness creeps up behind the eyes.
Memoirs of My Dead Life
13
To grow dizzy as you ascend a ladder, denotes that you will not wear new honors serenely.
Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted; Or, What's in a Dream / A Scien...
14
Simon and Aldric felt themselves grow dizzy.
The saint of dragons
15
His brain began to grow dizzy.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
16
Before long bees will grow dizzy.
Practical Magic
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