Nausea is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NAUSEA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an inclination to vomit
• a feeling of sickness with an inclination to vomit
• a feeling of loathing or disgust
• feeling of being about to vomit
• Seasickness; hence, any similar sickness of the stomach accompanied with a propensity to vomit; qualm; squeamishness of the stomach; loathing.
• the state that precedes vomiting
• disgust so strong it makes you feel sick
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a stomach disturbance

Words related to NAUSEA

nauseas7

Words that contain NAUSEA

nauseas7 nauseant8 nauseate8 nauseants9 nauseated10 nauseates9 antinausea10 nauseating11 nauseation10 nauseative13 nauseations11 nauseatingly16 antinauseant12 antinauseants13

How to use NAUSEA in a sentence

• And then from many quarters seemed to come a wicked laughter, I leaned against the trunk, with a deadly nausea clutching at my heart.
• God, he was weak! With the sweat of terrible nausea bursting from every pore of his body he pulled the bales back.
• The first time he had entered the place Bibbs had become dizzy instantly, and six months of it had only added increasing nausea to faintness.
• Its mere application to the skin has often produced uncontrollable nausea and prostration.
• For a few moments he remained seated, victim of a deadly nausea.
• The bare limbs and body were of a dusky yellow color, and, at sight of him, I experienced a sudden nausea.
• It was with a feeling of repulsion amounting almost to nausea that we left what had once been Aerschot behind us.
• Then her face relaxed, the expression was one of pitiful despair, and that expression gave way to a sense of nausea, expressed by a quick contraction of the eyes.
• But as he balanced for the leap, a swift weakness and nausea swept over him, a weight seized upon his body and limbs.
• A great wave of dizziness and burning nausea swept over Carl.
• After his interview with Eloise, the Colonel had complained of nausea and faintness, and had gone early to bed.
• For a time he felt a little sick, but the nausea passed, and when they reached the campus he was quite sober.
• She experienced great thirst and nausea, and the heat of her body was much increased.
• Pain is often accompanied by nausea, indeed the nausea of a sick headache may be only secondary, induced by a pain springing from quite another source than retarded digestion.
• It took me like a mental nausea, and all my thought for the moment was to hold steady under it.
• The bare limbs and body were of a dusky yellow colour, and, at sight of him, I experienced a sudden nausea.
• She never shrank from the meanest offices to the sick and suffering, though their performance might be followed, as was often the case, by faintness and nausea.
• Yeobright attempted to drink, but it was so warm as to give her nausea, and she threw it away.
• He did not doubt the truth of the story he had just heard, and it gave him a feeling of nausea.
• Charles eyed him across the space, affected almost to nausea by his evil glance.
• The obscure nausea of hell comes over virtue in temptation.
• The early symptoms are lack of appetite, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, weakness and headache.
• Vivie was next conscious that she had the most dreadful, blinding headache she had ever known, and with it felt an irresistible nausea.

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