queasy
adjective /ˈkwiː.zi/Definition
› likely to vomit: I started to feel queasy as soon as the boat left the harbour. Just the thought of blood makes me queasy.Vomiting and feelings of sickness queasily /-zɪ.li/ adverb Vomiting and feelings of sickness queasiness /-nəs/ noun [U] Vomiting and feelings of sickness
(Definition of queasy adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- airsick adjective
- barf verb
- bring sth up phrasal verb (VOMIT)
- churn verb (MOVE/MIX)
- disgorge verb
- gag verb (ALMOST VOMIT)
- honk verb (VOMIT)
- morning sickness noun
- motion sickness noun
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- nauseate verb
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