seasickness

IPA: sˈisɪknʌs

Nausea, dizziness etc caused by the motion of a ship; a form of motion sickness.

Examples of "seasickness" in Sentences

Melville called seasickness “that dreadful thing.”
Its called seasickness, duck, and it turns you green.
"Maybe there is a head or two broken; 'tis mostly what we call seasickness, however."
She was sure her seasickness was the worst that had ever been known, but we all feel that.
Luckily seasickness is never fatal and next day we were all ready for an excursion to Norham Castle, a very ruinous ruin.
She was prostrated by seasickness, which is no respecter of persons, and a more forlorn, unhappy mortal I never expect to see.
The steady rocking motion of a ship also stimulates the semicircular canals, and to those who are not used to this overstimu-lation the result often is seasickness, which is an extremely unpleasant, though not really fatal affliction.