IPA: /ˈwuːzi.nəs/
KK: /ˈwuzɪnəs/
A feeling of dizziness or lightheadedness, often making it hard to think clearly or maintain balance.
After spinning around, I felt a sense of wooziness that made me sit down.
Wooziness → The word 'wooziness' is derived from 'woozy' (of uncertain origin, possibly from the dialectal 'woozy' meaning dizzy or lightheaded) combined with the suffix '-ness' (meaning the state or quality of). Thus, 'wooziness' refers to the state of being woozy or feeling dizzy.
Think of feeling 'dizzy' or 'lightheaded' when you are 'woozy' — the '-ness' just indicates the state of that feeling.