ditzy
flighty and easily confused; mildly or harmlessly eccentric.
Origin of ditzy
1- Also dit·sy .
Words Nearby ditzy
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How to use ditzy in a sentence
In one running joke, a serious male news anchor and his ditzy female co-anchor at first roll their eyes at the power.
How Naomi Alderman’s novel The Power deconstructs the patriarchy | Constance Grady | March 12, 2021 | VoxIn the end, the serious male news anchor leaves the show, the woman is advised to put on glasses — “for gravitas” — and she gets a ditzy male co-anchor of her own.
How Naomi Alderman’s novel The Power deconstructs the patriarchy | Constance Grady | March 12, 2021 | VoxBoth heroines are women, but they offer a pretty bizarre dichotomy for girls: Ice queen or ditzy princess.
One Japanese reporter likened her persona to Goldie Hawn on the old Laugh-In: “She was well-liked for being ditzy.”
Masahiro Tanaka Is the Yankees' $155M Lethal Weapon and Strikeout Machine | Allen Barra | May 9, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThe scene cuts, and Driver breaks out of ditzy actress mode.
Abdul was beloved for her ditzy demeanor and blatant sentimentalism on American Idol.
It would be nice to think that meeting this ditzy predator is a fitting comeuppance for Edwards.
British Dictionary definitions for ditzy
ditsy
/ (ˈdɪtsɪ) /
slang silly and scatterbrained
Origin of ditzy
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