Peeps, that magical time of the year has finally arrived. It's Game Week!!!!! As we all know, Mississippi State will host the University of Southern Mississippi to open the 2014 slate. This game is a renewal of an old in-state rivalry that hasn't been played in 24 years. WMD was just 7 the last time this game was played way back in 1990.
The noun FAINTNESS has 5 senses: 1. a feeling of faintness and of being ready to swoon. 2. the property of being without strength. 3. barely audible. 4. the trait of lacking boldness and courage. 5. the quality of being dim or lacking contrast. Familiarity information: FAINTNESS used as a noun is common.
The most common cause is a common faint, also called neurally mediated syncope (NMS). Common faints usually happen for the first time in teenage years and affect girls more than boys. In older people, fainting is more likely to be due to an underlying heart problem, low blood pressure or as a side-effect of medication. What problems can cause fainting? Here are some of the more common causes of faints: Common faint (NMS): this is also known as vasovagal syncope. It is the most common cause of fainting.