* A state of nervous excitement, agitation, or fluster
* A state of great confusion or commotion
It's often used to describe someone who is:
* Panicked or stressed
* Overwhelmed by a situation
* Excited and unable to control their emotions
Examples:
* "She got into a tizzy about her upcoming presentation."
* "The news of the surprise party put everyone in a tizzy."
* "I'm in a bit of a tizzy trying to get everything done on time."
Origin:
The word "tizzy" likely comes from the Old English word "tizan," meaning "to tease" or "to provoke."
Note:
While "tizzy" is commonly used in informal speech, it's not considered formal language. It's generally best to avoid using it in professional or academic settings.