sickish (Meaning)

Wordnet

sickish (s)

feeling nausea; feeling about to vomit

Webster

sickish (a.)

Somewhat sick or diseased.

Somewhat sickening; as, a sickish taste.

Synonyms & Antonyms of sickish

sickish Sentence Examples

  1. I woke up feeling sickish this morning, with a slight headache and nausea.
  2. The child seemed a bit sickish, but didn't have a fever or any other obvious symptoms.
  3. I'm not sure if I'm coming down with something, but I'm feeling a little sickish.
  4. The smell of the food made me feel sickish, so I decided not to eat.
  5. I think I need to lie down for a bit, I'm feeling quite sickish.
  6. The doctor said I have a virus and that I should stay home and rest until I'm feeling less sickish.
  7. I've been feeling sickish all week, but I'm finally starting to feel a little better.
  8. I hope I don't get sickish on my upcoming trip.
  9. I'm always a bit sickish when I travel by plane.
  10. I think I might have gotten food poisoning, I'm feeling very sickish.

FAQs About the word sickish

feeling nausea; feeling about to vomitSomewhat sick or diseased., Somewhat sickening; as, a sickish taste.

sick, ill, queerish, queazy, squeamish, upset,nauseous, qualmish, unsettled, sickly

well, healthy, healthy, well, settled,settled,

I woke up feeling sickish this morning, with a slight headache and nausea.

The child seemed a bit sickish, but didn't have a fever or any other obvious symptoms.

I'm not sure if I'm coming down with something, but I'm feeling a little sickish.

The smell of the food made me feel sickish, so I decided not to eat.