Another word for tizzy | Synonyms for tizzy

Another word for tizzy

noun

(Slang)

A condition of excited distress:

fume. (Informal) snit, state, sweat, swivet. See calm

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The debut album from this London band is getting the music press all in a tizzy with its hints of My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive (yes - Shoegazers everywhere rejoice!).
Spanx are revolutionary shaping garments that have sent Hollywood divas into a tizzy.
Fans were in a tizzy trying to figure out if Hughes would be playing Anna Devane, a role that the actress created in 1985 on General Hospital.
EW gossip columnist Michael Ausiello is forever posting blind items to his blog about potential hiring's, firings, love matches and more that send fans into a tizzy.
I never did find out what Howie told Detective Jackson but whatever was said, it put Jackson in a tizzy.

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