off colour

/ɔfˈkʌlər/
adjective
  1. Slightly unwell; not feeling completely healthy.
    • The child was off-colour and refused to eat breakfast, so his mother took his temperature.
    • I felt a bit off-colour this morning, so I decided to stay home from work.
    • She looked off-colour after the long flight, with pale skin and tired eyes.
  2. Slightly indecent, rude, or in poor taste, especially in humor or remarks.
    • He made an off-colour comment about her outfit, and she quickly changed the subject.
    • The comedian's off-colour jokes offended some members of the audience.
    • The movie had a few off-colour scenes that made it unsuitable for young children.