Readily affected with nausea; easily turned sick or faint; physically unable to support or swallow anything disagreeable. Of persons. †Also const. of.

Affected, or liable to be affected, with a qualm or qualms; (now esp.) affected with nausea, queasy. Also figurative.

affected with nausea, sick (literal and figurative).

= wamble-cropped adj.

Afflicted by or suffering from a qualm or qualms.

Of a person: having an unsettled stomach; feeling sick or about to vomit; subject to, or affected with, nausea, esp. as caused by rich food…

= keckish, adj.

Inclined to keck; squeamish.

Of a person, the stomach, etc.: inclined to sickness or nausea; squeamish. Obsolete. rare.

Inclined to nausea.

Having an inclination to vomit, or being actually in the condition of vomiting.

More fully sick at (or to, in) the stomach.

Characterized by a desire to vomit.

In phrases sick as a dog, sick as a horse, etc. (Sense sometimes merging with A. 4). Also sick as a parrot (a fanciful catchphrase, chiefly used jocu…

somewhat qualmy.

= squeamish, adj.

= qualmish, adj.

regional (now chiefly U.S.). Feeble, weak; nauseous, queasy.

Nauseous, qualmish, queasy.

Affected with nausea.

= sick, adj. 2.

Nauseated, sick.

In phrases sick as a dog, sick as a horse, etc. (Sense sometimes merging with A. 4). Also sick as a parrot (a fanciful catchphrase, chiefly used jocu…