headiness
/ˈhɛdinəs/
noun
- A feeling of excitement or dizziness, often caused by success, power, or strong emotion.
- The headiness of young love can sometimes cloud your judgment.
- The headiness of winning the championship made the team feel invincible.
- She experienced a sudden headiness after being promoted to manager.
- The quality of a drink (especially alcohol) that makes you feel dizzy or intoxicated quickly.
- This cocktail is known for its headiness, so drink it slowly.
- The headiness of the wine caught him off guard after just one glass.
- The headiness of the homemade mead made everyone at the party giggly.