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seasick
adjective sea·sick \-ˌsik\
: feeling sick because of the movement of a boat or ship that you are traveling on
Full Definition of SEASICK
: affected with or suggestive of seasickness
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First Known Use of SEASICK
circa 1566
Rhymes with SEASICK
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SEASICK Defined for Kids
seasick
adjective sea·sick \ˈsē-ˌsik\
Definition of SEASICK for Kids
: sick in the stomach from the pitching or rolling of a ship
— sea·sick·ness noun
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seasick
adjective sea·sick \-ˌsik\
Medical Definition of SEASICK
: affected with seasickness
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