gravitationally challenged
giddy
dinic
swimming
vertigo
dizziness
heat prostration
heat exhaustion
dino-
dizzies
punch drunk
floating feeling
vertiginous
quizzicality
quizzicalness
lightheadedness
antidinic
dizzyish
headrushing
hyperventilation
seasickness
swim
dizzified
light-headed
whirl
bussick
narco-
dizzily
woozy
nauseatic
kinetosis
superactivity
motion sickness
nauseogenic
unbalanced
swimmy
dizzying
offensive
nauseating
sickening
airsickness
vile
nauseant
nauseous
stun
queasy
loathsome
landsick
noisome
trainsickness
trainsick
scotodinia
syncope
at rest
breakdown
light
queasiness
rocky
lateropulsion
nauseated
postradioembolization
disquietude
cupulometry
twilight zone
dizzify
sickly
wambly
weakening
fitless
carsick
wear down
ictal
tiresome
enervating
enfeebling
qualm
sickman
squeamishness
nauseousness
dipolarity
debilitative
faint
swooning
run into the ground
lightheaded
fatigue
akinesis
sporangiate
akinesia

English words for 'Of a person, having a poor sense of balance; subject to intervals of dizziness.'

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