car-sickness

Holidays spent at the park below Mt Kinabalu were always a highlight apart from the inevitable car-sickness on the road up there...

We progress! Glenda Larke 2009

I've always found the taste of ginger disgusting and ginger ale vaguely unpleasant, even without the association with car-sickness.

why suffer when you don't have to? 2009

The traveller carried a small packet of baking-soda, tucked into a corner of her satchel by the long-sighted Miss Letitia, "in case of car-sickness."

The Heart of Arethusa Francis Barton Fox

Yet it is a tradition current, that he, the mighty, who called himself a friend to physicians, because he never robbed them of their time either in or out of office-hours, once succumbed to that irritating little malady known as car-sickness.

The Bibliotaph and Other People Leon H. Vincent

Why such an apparently cloying sweetmeat should be a cure for car-sickness I have never been able to understand.

Try Anything Twice 1938

Two thousand miles from salt water, the oysters that are served on his dining cars do not seem to be suffering from car-sickness.

Roughing it De Luxe John T. McCutcheon 1910

For Bonfire had a bad case of car-sickness -- a malady differing from sea-sickness largely in name only -- also a well-developed cold complicated by nervous indigestion.

Horses Nine Stories of Harness and Saddle Sewell Ford 1907

The first effect of the motion was that most disagreeable, faint feeling known as car-sickness.

Power Through Repose Annie Payson Call 1896

Then she commenced an interesting novel, and as she became excited by the plot her muscles were contracted in sympathy (so-called), and the faintness returned in full force, so that she bad to drop the book and relax again; and this process was repeated half-a-dozen times before she could place her body so under control of natural laws that it was possible to read without the artificial tension asserting itself and the car-sickness returning in consequence.

Power Through Repose Annie Payson Call 1896