tizzy (Meaning)

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tizzy (n)

an excited state of agitation

The unexpected announcement sent the city into a tizzy, with people buzzing with excitement and confusion.
I was in a complete tizzy trying to finish the project on time, frantically running around and searching for missing pieces.
The sudden influx of guests threw the party into a tizzy, with the hosts scrambling to accommodate everyone.
The news of the pending storm sent the neighborhood into a tizzy, as people prepared for the worst.
The lost puppy created a tizzy in the park, with everyone searching frantically for its owner.
The students were in a tizzy before the big exam, anxiously going over their notes and trying to calm their nerves.
The unexpected visitor threw the house into a tizzy, with the children running around and the adults trying to create order.
The broken pipe sent the apartment building into a tizzy, with tenants worried about flooding and displaced from their homes.
The sudden power outage sent the town into a tizzy, as people fumbled in the dark and searched for alternative sources of light.
The approaching deadline had the office in a tizzy, with everyone working overtime and trying to meet the impending target.

an excited state of agitation

huff, fuss, sweat,panic, twitter, swivet, stew, dither, lather, swelter

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The unexpected announcement sent the city into a tizzy, with people buzzing with excitement and confusion.

I was in a complete tizzy trying to finish the project on time, frantically running around and searching for missing pieces.

The sudden influx of guests threw the party into a tizzy, with the hosts scrambling to accommodate everyone.

The news of the pending storm sent the neighborhood into a tizzy, as people prepared for the worst.