Dizziness

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 146
diz'i-nes, n. giddine . Dizzy, di/i, ad/ dazed giddy confused causmg giddine uiiilunking heedle .— v to make diz/y to tonfusc [A.S dysig, foolish, sill> O Dut. duyzieh J.ui, ddsig, drowsy; conn, with E Daze, Dozo.] Do, duo, v t to perform any action to bring about 01 effect lo ai compli^h or finish to prep ue to put or bung into any form oi state. —To do on, to don oi put on to do off, to duff or pm off to do away, to remove or ik '.Hoy to be done for, lo be defeated or ruined —vi. to act or behave Pr.p. do'mg pa did paj done idunj [A.S, don lint. docn, Ger than conn, with Gr. tithemi to put, place
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