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Definition of sick
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Sick
(superl.)
Having
a
strong
dislike;
disgusted;
surfeited;
-- with of; as, to be sick of
flattery..
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Well
::
Well (a.) Being in
health;
sound in body; not
ailing,
diseased,
or sick;
healthy;
as, a well man; the
patient
is
perfectly
well..
Sicklewort
::
Sicklewort
(n.) The
healall
(Brunella
vulgaris).
Moonstruck
::
Moonstruck
(a.) Made sick by the
supposed
influence
of the moon, as a human
being;
made
unsuitable
for food, as
fishes,
by such
supposed
influence..
Unfit
::
Unfit (v. t.) To make
unsuitable
or
incompetent;
to
deprive
of the
strength,
skill,
or
proper
qualities
for
anything;
to
disable;
to
incapacitate;
to
disqualify;
as,
sickness
unfits
a man for
labor;
sin
unfits
us for the
society
of holy
beings..
Sicker
::
Sicker
(adv.)
Alt. of Sike.
Brainsickly
::
Brainsickly
(adv.)
In a
brainsick
manner.
Sikerness
::
Sikerness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
sicker,
or
certain..
Falcation
::
Falcation
(n.) The state of being
falcate;
a bend in the form of a
sickle.
Sicken
::
Sicken
(v. i.) To
become
disgusting
or
tedious.
Sickly
::
Sickly
(v. t.) To make sick or
sickly;
-- with over, and
probably
only in the past
participle..
Seasick
::
Seasick
(a.)
Affected
with
seasickness.
Nurse
::
Nurse (n.) One who
nourishes;
a
person
who
supplies
food,
tends,
or
brings
up; as: (a) A woman who has the care of young
children;
especially,
one who
suckles
an
infant
not her own. (b) A
person,
especially
a
woman,
who has the care of the sick or
infirm..
Nausea
::
Nausea
(n.)
Seasickness;
hence,
any
similar
sickness
of the
stomach
accompanied
with a
propensity
to
vomit;
qualm;
squeamishness
of the
stomach;
loathing..
Falcated
::
Falcated
(a.)
Hooked
or bent like a
sickle;
as, a
falcate
leaf; a
falcate
claw; -- said also of the moon, or a
planet,
when
horned
or
crescent-formed..
Sickly
::
Sickly
(superl.)
Tending
to
produce
nausea;
sickening;
as, a
sickly
smell;
sickly
sentimentality..
Decumbiture
::
Decumbiture
(n.)
Aspect
of the
heavens
at the time of
taking
to one's sick bed, by which the
prognostics
of
recovery
or death were
made..
Surfeit
::
Surfeit
(v. t.) To feed so as to
oppress
the
stomach
and
derange
the
function
of the
system;
to
overfeed,
and
produce
satiety,
sickness,
or
uneasiness;
-- often
reflexive;
as, to
surfeit
one's self with
sweets..
Bedchair
::
Bedchair
(n.) A chair with
adjustable
back, for the sick, to
support
them while
sitting
up in bed..
Sickness
::
Sickness
(n.)
Nausea;
qualmishness;
as,
sickness
of
stomach..
Sicken
::
Sicken
(v. t.) To make sick; to
disease.
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