What is another word for see stars?
Pronunciation: [sˈiː stˈɑːz] (IPA) 
"See stars" is a common expression that we use to describe the sensation of feeling dizzy or having one's vision temporarily impaired. We experience this sensation when we hit our head hard, stand up too quickly, or when we are physically exhausted. There are several alternative phrases that describe this feeling, including "seeing spots," "blacked out," "seeing double," or "feeling faint." People may also describe seeing "flashes of light," "bright lights," or "glittering" when experiencing this sensation. Regardless of the word or phrase used, the experience of seeing stars is a common and often unnerving experience.
