The plural form of fizgig; multiple fireworks that hiss and spin, or multiple giddy, flighty people.
Plural of fizgig formed by adding '-s'. The word maintains its dual meaning in plural form—both the literal fireworks and the metaphorical description of frivolous people.
Shakespeare and his contemporaries loved this word because it combined visual (the spinning firework) and personality (someone unpredictable) in one delightful insult!
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.