dizziness; vertigo; to feel faint or lightheaded with a spinning sensation

to dazzle or blind the eyes with light; radiant and eye-catching; to inspire awe

to feel dizzy or lightheaded; a state of dizziness or mental confusion

(idiom) to have a dizzy spell; to feel lightheaded and have blurred vision; dazzled

dizzy; dazzled; vision being blurred by bright light or confusion

to be dazzled and stunned by a sight; to be infatuated or bewildered by what one sees

to be dizzy or giddy; to have blurred vision and feel faint

(idiom) to feel faint or dazed with blurred vision

to be dizzy and confused; to be in a state of bewilderment or infatuation

dizziness or spinning sensation caused by problems in the inner ear or the vestibular nerve

to feel dizzy or lightheaded; to have one's head spinning

non-lethal explosive device used to temporarily disorient an enemy's senses

to feel lightheaded and have blurred vision; to be dizzy and see stars

charming; enchanting; captivating

(literary) magician or wizard; a person who performed illusions in ancient times

dazzle or glare; bright light that causes visual discomfort or dizziness

non-lethal explosive device used to temporarily disorient an enemy by producing a blinding flash of light and a loud noise

bright and dazzling; luminous

to dazzle or be dazzling; brilliant; colorful and bright

to feel dizzy and upset, especially as a side effect of medication

dizziness or vertigo originating from the inner ear; otogenic vertigo

a non-lethal explosive device used to temporarily disorient an enemy's senses; flashbang