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ditzy
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
ditzy
(adjective)
ditzy
adjective
or
ditsy
/
ˈ
dɪtsi/
ditzier
or
ditsier
;
ditziest
ditzy
adjective
or
ditsy
/
ˈ
dɪtsi/
ditzier
or
ditsier
;
ditziest
Britannica Dictionary definition of DITZY
[
or more ditzy; most ditzy
]
chiefly US, informal
:
silly and tending to forget things
:
dizzy
—
used especially of a woman
a
ditzy
blonde
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