Seasick is valid Scrabble Word

Is seasick a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is seasick valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for SEASICK in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

affected with nausea caused by sea motion
suffering from sickness or nausea caused by the motion of a ship at sea
suffering from nausea caused by the motion of a ship
Affected with seasickness.
experiencing motion sickness

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

affected with nausea caused by the motion of a vessel at sea

Words related to SEASICK

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Words that contain SEASICK

seasicker15 seasickest16 seasickness17 seasicknesses19

How to use SEASICK in a sentence

Van Torp, who dwelt within his tent like Achilles, but whether brooding or sea-sick no one was ever to know.
She has been seasick, but has been greatly benefited by it.
Lucretia was a little seasick in the roughest times, but, on the whole, bore the voyage extremely well.
He was terribly seasick crossing the Channel, to my intense satisfaction.
We had a rough voyage, but I was not seasick one moment.
Was I frightened? I must have been! I know I felt a good deal as I have done when I have been seasick.
The tumult of passengers was speedily reduced to a limp and inert swarm of cold, wet, and sea-sick humanity.
He enjoyed fresh air, and had never been sea-sick in his life.
The smell from the cattle was disagreeable, and between it and the roughness, all were seasick before the first afternoon was over.
Anthony rocked in the gale until the maids on the top floor of the hospital said they were seasick.

He changes from garret to garret, from bed to bed, from bath to bath and barber to barber, and is just as seasick in a hired boat as the wealthy man on board his private yacht.
His terror of it so preoccupied him that he forgot to feel sea-sick.
I am a fairly good sailor myself, and, though I have been seasick at times, this swell that we now encountered bothered me not in the least.
One day a king was sailing in a boat with a negro slave, who was so seasick that his groans and lamentations disturbed the royal repose.
Frank, who had been seasick all night, went on deck to breathe the fresh sea air.
As Ned was not in the slightest degree either homesick or seasick, he at once fell to work, laughing and joking with the other boys, of whom there were three on board.
Last night almost choked in the bell-tent, the night before sea-sick, and now wakened up for rum and cawfee.
I suppose it is fine, if one could only look without fear of being seasick.
When the steamer got out into the open bay, Bobby was seasick.
As often as he got fairly into it, he was violently rolled out, and in a twinkling found himself in his narrow berth, awfully seasick.
In the morning the wind gradually died away, and the weary, seasick crowd made their way home.
We reached Marseilles in the evening of November sixteenth, after experiencing some weather rough enough to make me uncomfortable, and several of the others were really seasick.
The cry spread throughout the hold and there was great rejoicing among the badly battered seasick prisoners within the stranded submarine.
It reminded me some of the feelings I had when I was seasick on Lake Michigan.
I noticed, this afternoon, when I was most sea-sick, that your fellow took off his hat and pulled something out of the lining.
I wonder if any one has ever written down on paper his seasick reveries.
This captain also was one of the few sailors who are always sea-sick in going to sea, and gave a moving account of his sufferings from that cause.
But the troubles of the sea-sick millionaire had only just begun.
He had set his teeth, and he was a sea-sick greenish-white.
At first she had been too seasick to care that she was being carried past her home and that a series of lectures she had intended giving would be delayed.
Most of them came out in the steerage of the big ships from London, but none of them were seasick at all throughout the entire voyage.
Fortunately he was not sea-sick, but slept well and long on the voyage.
The philistine father, the sea-sick mother, the highly-cultured daughter, and the pipe-smoking son, are equally objects of disgust.
She had been seasick and the journey had fatigued her.
On the very last day Elizabeth Eliza went into Boston to buy a bird, as she had been told she would be less likely to be sea-sick if she had a bird in a cage in her stateroom.
She had not been many days seasick, but the incessant singing of the birds had deprived her of sleep.
He had, to tell the truth, been dreadfully sea-sick, and so for that reason they had left the steamer, preferring to travel the last part of the journey by land.

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