Dizzifying 

Diz-zi-fy
(dih-zhi-fahy)
verb, -fied, fy-ing
when your eyes are forced to focus on one object after another, so your brain tries to keep up, which it cannot, so it results in your eyes trying to focus on two distances at once.

Meh, 3D. I don't like 3D...because my eyes were designed for real life. My brain tells my eyes what to focus on, and they comply. Consistent smooth transition from focusing on one object and then another. 3D movies however, attempt to force your eyes to focus on one object after another... Some people are unaffected by this process, but I find it primarily distracting and a bit dizzifying.

Dizzifying by ENGLAB December 19, 2010

shat upon from a dizzying height 

1. made to suffer extreme indignity by those in power;

2. rendered dysfunctional by severe administrative incompetence

1. Our Vietnam veterans were shat upon from a dizzying height.

2. The server ran fine until it was shat upon from a dizzying height.

shat upon from a dizzying height by Smoodge the Naked August 18, 2006

Dizziating 

Adjective: Passive tense of Dizzy

A roller coaster can be very dizziating for people who are genarally natious.

Dizziating by Shai Steiman September 18, 2003

dazzlfying

1. someone with the ability to dazzle others,

2. also the process of something or someone being dazzled or dazzling.

3. the process of giving something else to ability to dazzle

1.Edward Cullen and Dimitri Belikov are dazzlfying

2. you could tell the young man was dazzlfying his girlfriend by the look in her eyes

3. Carlisle Cullen was dazzlfying Edward when he changed him, he gave Edward the ability to dazzle others

dazzlfying by a bored girl June 25, 2009

Dirtifying 

To make Dirty, to rub dirt on, to cover or encompass with filth, weather being actual or metaphorical.

When John fell into the mud, he was dirtifying himself.

Dirtifying by Lamaar May 18, 2011

Dizzying 

when your left testicle pops and the right one is sad and lonely

this is dizzying

Dizzying by CheshireWatches June 9, 2018