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• r  in a giddy light-headed manner
  he walked around dizzily

• Usually the fractions go no smaller than one-eighth or one-sixteenth, but at one day's sales in Miami last week the bidding grew so hot that prices spiraled dizzily downward to .
• Short-wave radio communications were disrupted, compass needles danced dizzily back and forth, and utilities braced for stray surges of current that could knock out their power .
• There was something light and dancing about it especially in the chop-socky fights dizzily enhanced by wire work.

• giddily
• light-headedly

News & Articles

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• Manakamana Places You Atop the World
  The Sensory Ethnography Lab, a collective of researchers and filmmakers based out of Harvard, made a name for themselves last year with the theatrical release of Leviathan , a thunderbolt of experimental nonfiction by directors Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Verena Paravel. Plunging us dizzily...
  April 16, 2014 - The Village Voice