seasick

• Others decided to be seasick, and subsequently wished for a storm and the consequent wrecking of the ship, with a watery death as relief. —  Private Peat
• He began to feel seasick, and had to open his eyes again. —  Castle Roogna
• She was beginning to feel very well; but she admitted that she was awfully seasick, and that it was "horrid." —  A Little Girl of Long Ago
• She says she has to look on at kisses until the very thought of one makes her seasick, an' she says to see Gran'ma Mullins listenin' to Hiram singin' is enough to make any one blush down to the very ground I cheered her all I could. —  Susan Clegg and a Man in the House
• Three long necks reached down suddenly over the edge of the nest on the side where I was; three long bills opened wide just over my head; and three young herons grew suddenly seasick, as if they had swallowed ipecac Illustration I never saw the inside of that home. —  Wood Folk at School

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