Verb:

ଅସୁସ୍ଥ ହୁଅ |, ବାନ୍ତି,

be sick's Usage Examples:

can be translated as something like "he must be sick; I guess he"s sick; maybe he"s sick; he might be sick.

Pugh mentioned that, on separate occasions, Doherty sent him a single match with the note We think you and KU are a perfect match as well as an air sickness bag with the note We'll be sick if you don't pick Kansas written on it.

Its leaves can be secund to falcate-secund, meaning they can be sickle-shaped, and curved towards one side.

I thought I was gonna be sick.

first date is interrupted when Erin goes home sick, so Andy pretends to be sick as well to go to her house.

The Sumerian word is analyzed as a compound of either gig "to be sick" and dim3 "a demon", or gi6 "black" + dim4 "to approach".

"Dizzy") that showcase their potential, concluding that, "[I]t may be sicklier than devouring a sherbet fountain in one near-suicidal necking, but there"s.

If one be sick or absent, other.

Once symptoms begin to show, the host will be sick anywhere from 5 days to 5 months, depending on the severity of illness.

7 million were found to be sick.

ɕe˧˥ ɕa˥ 50 ten ʁɑ˧˥ ʔa˥ qõ˧ ɦa̰˧˥ ʁõ˧ 51 twenty ɲe˧˥ qɑ˧ nɑ˧˥ nɑ˧˥ 52 be sick ŋo˥ nø̰˧˥ nɛ˧˥ ŋa˧ 53 rain mo˧˥ tsu˥ mo˧˥ 54 wear to˧˥ ŋɡʉ˧ ŋɡu˥ qe˧˥ 55.

/dˤ/ becomes /ðˤ/ in /ðˤəħk/ "laugh (noun)", but /dˤ/ in /mrˤədˤ/ "to be sick".

She avoided consummating the marriage by claiming to be sick.

Synonyms:

giddy, funny, nauseous, paraplegic, sneezy, tuberculous, poorly, laid up, bedridden, nauseated, vertiginous, woozy, tubercular, dizzy, air sick, aguish, carsick, diabetic, under the weather, paralyzed, milk-sick, sickish, upset, unfit, palsied, hallucinating, convalescent, light, green, livery, rachitic, consumptive, sickly, feverous, peaked, light-headed, bilious, autistic, recovering, feverish, faint, unwell, afflicted, lightheaded, swooning, stricken, unhealthy, unhealed, sick-abed, bedfast, airsick, ailing, bedrid, liverish, indisposed, bronchitic, delirious, dyspeptic, ill, gouty, laid low, rickety, seedy, seasick, scrofulous, queasy, spastic, paralytic,

Antonyms:

healthy, well, fit, darken, rise,