feel light-headed

feel light-headed

To feel dizzy, as if one might faint. I'm feeling light-headed because I stood up too quickly. Your mother needs to sit down because she feels light-headed all of a sudden.
See also: feel
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • be light-headed
  • lightheaded
  • headed
  • (as) light as air
  • flash (something) at (someone or something)
  • flash at
  • (as) light as a feather
  • be in (one's) light
  • be in somebody's light
  • be light on something
References in periodicals archive
A-fib causes some people to feel Light-headed or weak, while others feel their heart pound.
Alcohol can affect different people in different ways; some people could have just one drink and feel light-headed, while others could have three and still feel sober.
He placed a towel over his head and inhaled deodorant spray, which can quickly make users feel light-headed, dizzy and happy, according to the report published in the BMJ medical journal.
As your blood becomes more concentrated you may also feel light-headed."
Your heart keeps skipping a beat, you feel flutters in your chest, you feel light-headed and dizzy.
But Sarah soon started to feel light-headed. One of the last things she remembers is being wheeled out of the room and leaving her husband and daughter behind.
* If your blood sugar does get low and you start to feel very tired, begin yawning a lot, start to sweat, or feel light-headed, eat some hard candies or a handful of raisins, or drink some fruit juice.
Giving blood, especially for the first time, can sometimes make you feel light-headed. You can help by eating before you come along, as well as drinking plenty of fluids (not alcohol) before and after your donation.
It works within seconds and makes users feel light-headed, relaxed and drowsy.
But be warned, its cocktails, at a staggering EUR23.25 a pop, can also make you feel light-headed. Thank goodness my boyfriend Gareth was picking up the tab...
They are also more likely to have a chest pain that feels like a bad episode of indigestion or to feel light-headed or dizzy.
Her young son tried to crawl into the coffin, while his twin sister buried her head and looked away, saying, "I do not want to see Daddy in a box." The author relates her own thoughts at the viewing: "I feel light-headed and nauseous ...
But it turned out it wasn't enough for her and soon she began to feel light-headed with hunger.
The six-time world champion began to feel light-headed as the match got underway.
After the enemy was rounded up, SGT C said he started to feel light-headed and one of his soldiers insisted that he proceed to the hospital.