giddily

Yet at the same time, something in him soared giddily.

He finally gave way to his feelings and laughed giddily.

She giddily takes them, even after he tells her of the jewelry's history.

She was floating giddily above the whole world, waiting for night and the moon.

The wind rushed in her face, and she wanted to laugh giddily.

He and Alice spun giddily about their common center of mass.

"It's so difficult to beat the experienced guys," he said giddily.

Letting the window frame go, he turned giddily towards the door.

She let the woman slump to the ground and clapped her hands giddily.

One of those children, I giddily felt, was mine.

Before long, several couples were giddily gyrating to the music.

And its vision of old age is giddily reassuring.

Russia has nervously, and giddily, been courting one of its own.

The land had flattened out and most of the time he could keep the bike speeding giddily along.

The ship swung giddily to left and to right.

She gulped, released the woman, then spun giddily for a moment.

Another page from the fairy tale, she thought giddily and managed to get to her feet.

And popular expectations are giddily high, thanks in part to his bold campaign promises.

Villagers are giddily envisioning the day when the government will bring running water to their community.

When he opened his eyes, the world spun giddily.

He threw a paw across his eyes and staggered giddily.

Civic leaders giddily promised a "state of the art" facility like nothing ever seen before.

Leap he does, literally and giddily, only to succumb to a heart attack.

"I think I have feelings for you," she said giddily.

She turned deathly pale and swayed giddily on her feet.