sick
/sɪk/
verb
- To vomit (informal).
- The baby sicked up his milk.
- She sicked after eating the spoiled food.
- He felt like he was going to sick.
noun
- Vomit (informal).
- There was sick all over the bathroom floor.
- He wiped the sick off his shirt.
- The dog left a pile of sick on the carpet.
adjective
- Physically or mentally unwell; ill.
- The patient was too sick to get out of bed.
- He stayed home from school because he was sick.
- She felt sick after eating too much candy.
- Feeling nausea or wanting to vomit.
- The bumpy car ride made me sick.
- The smell of rotten eggs made her sick.
- I get sick on boats if I don't take medicine.
- Very annoyed, upset, or disappointed.
- He's sick that he missed the concert.
- I'm sick of hearing the same excuse every day.
- She was sick about losing her favorite necklace.
- Excellent; very cool (slang).
- She wore a sick outfit to the party.
- That skateboard trick was sick!
- The new video game has sick graphics.