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Meanings of tizzy in English

Portuguese
rebuliço

An excited state of agitation.

rebuliço
Usage of tizzy in English
1
It's the part about Lea seeing that sends me into a tizzy.
Wired
2
Besides, some rebellious part of me enjoyed driving her into a tizzy.
Shadow and Bone
3
I'm giving Bridesmaid to the next married-person-to-be who calls in a tizzy.
Wired
4
To tear apart this stupid competition and send everyone into a tizzy.
Throne of Glass
5
Gordon was all in a tizzy till he decided nothing important was gone.
The arms maker of berlin
6
If we're even five minutes late, she gets in a tizzy.
The Alchemyst
7
Alone, she might have gone off half-cocked in an emotional tizzy.
Highways in Hiding
8
She got though a few minutes but turned it off in a tizzy.
Radio NZ
9
The advent of this crowd of theatrical invaders caused a tizzy.
Timeless
10
For Creswell had been in a tizzy of optimism even before Gordon's arrival.
The Postman
11
Normally Sophie's the one flying off into a tizzy about things.
She, myself & i
12
Even traveling to Manhattan for dinner got him into a tizzy.
A ticket to the circus: a memoir
13
John bends down to tie his shoelace, sending Kimmie into an absolute tizzy.
Deadly little secret
14
A car horn beeped behind her, sending her into a tizzy.
Truths unveiled
15
All of Wales, it seems, is in a fair old tizzy.
The Irish Times
16
We have got into a terrible tizzy over SARS in the last week.
The Irish Times
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Translations for tizzy
Portuguese
rebuliço
Tizzy through the time
Tizzy across language varieties
United States of America
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