lightheaded
adjective
(alsolight-headed)us/ˈlɑɪtˌhed·əd/having afeelingthat you mayfallover orbecomeunconscious:
If I don’teatsomething atlunchtimeIstarttofeellightheaded by midafternoon.
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In addition, 30.6% responded incorrectly to the question regarding feeling weak,lightheadedor faint as symptoms of heart attack.
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I suppose it is possible that his three months of freedom from office have made him a bitlightheaded.
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Feeling cold andlightheaded, having numbness around the mouth and cramping in the hands are common symptoms during the donation process.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Short-term effects of cerebral contusions can range from a mild headache to feelinglightheadedfor a few days.
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