adjective
definition
Suffering from sickness, nausea or dizziness due to the motion of a ship at sea.
Examples of seasick in a Sentence
Their passengers may get a bit seasick, but we're liable to sink.
He was dreadfully seasick for five days. This is an awful thing to contemplate.
It just didn't occur to me earlier Spock might get seasick.
He was terribly seasick, and so he invented this boat in which you could not be seasick.
My mind continually returns to feeling seasick, I try to banish the thought from my head.
We were all seasick except father, mother the longest of all.
All were recovered into the boat without ill effect although the dive leader quickly became seasick.
Their passengers may get a bit seasick, but we 're liable to sink.
It just did n't occur to me earlier Spock might get seasick.
Familiarize yourself with the itinerary for each cruise you're considering and take into account any illnesses you have that may require medical attention or if you tend to get seasick.
Do not purchase a cruise if he gets seasick or get him a new computer if he likes to build his own.
The crossing of the Irish Sea took two days and Jenny was very seasick.