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8. Informal, disgusted, chagrined, annoyed, Inf. put out, SI. turned off. sicken, v. 1. nauseate, turn one's stomach, make one's gorge rise; make sick, infect, afflict, poison; debilitate, enervate, weaken, enfeeble, devitalize; impair, injure, wound, cripple, incapacitate; derange, craze, madden, disorder.
2. revolt, disgust, offend, repel, shock, appall, dismay; rankle, gall, annoy, irk, SI. bug; weary, tire, cloy, surfeit, satiate, glut, jade.
3. take or fall sick, take or fall ill, take to one's bed; ail, come down with [s.t.], Inf. get the bug, Inf. have the mulligrubs; weaken, waste, fade, fail; droop, flag, pine. sickening, adj. nauseating, nauseous, noisome, fulsome; distasteful, unpalatable, inedible, uneatable, SI. stomach-turning; repulsive, offensive, disgusting, loathsome, detestable; revolting, off-putting, nasty, unpleasant, disagreeable; gross, vile, foul, sickly, adj. 1. sick, ailing, unwell. See sick (def.

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2. unhealthy, chronically ill, Pathol, cachectic, frail, delicate; feeble, puny, weak, drooping, anemic, rundown, washed out; diseased, morbid; pale, wan, pallid, peaked, ashen, haggard, emaciated, gaunt, cadaverous; (all in reference to illness) susceptible, vulnerable, with no resistance.
3. mawkish, maudlin, sickening, sentimental; soupy, soppy, mushy. sickness, n. 1. disease, pathology, morbidity, distemper, Pathol, affection, Pathol, idiopathy; infection, virus, Inf. bug, Inf. mulligrubs; ailment, malady, disorder, complaint, illness, affliction, indisposition; ill health, unhealthiness, unsoundness, Pathol, cachexia; delicate constitution, frailty, delicacy, weakness; disability, handicap, impairment, injury, invalidism, valitudinarianism; mental disorder, derangement, neurosis, psychosis, madness, insanity.
2. nausea, queasines, upset stomach, indigestion, Inf. throw-ups, Inf. collywobbles; vomiting, throwing up, Inf. upchucking; sea or air or car or motion sickness. side, n. 1. border, edge, rim, margin, fringe, verge, brink, brim, skirt, flank.
2. phase, aspect, facet, angle, Inf. slant, Inf. twist; vantage point, standpoint, point of view, viewpoint, view.
3. (all of a city) quarter, section, division, precinct, part, part of town, neighborhood.
4. team, squad, string, (in baseball) nine, (in basketball) five, (in American football or soccer) eleven; party, faction, sect, caucus, wing, splinter group; interest, camp.
5. side by side jointly, conjointly, together, cooperatively, in cooperation, in partnership; shoulder to shoulder, arm in arm, hand in glove, cheek by jowl, back to back, hand in hand; in unison, in close harmony, Latin, pari passu.
-adj. 6. lateral, flanking, bordering, skirting.
7. oblique, indirect; sidelong, sideways, sidewise, sidewards.
8. secondary, subordinate, auxiliary; incidental, extrinsic, extraneous, nonessential, adventitious; parenthetical, tangential, by-the-way; negligible, unimportant, of little or small or no importance, inconsequential, of little or no consequence, insignificant, inconsiderable, inappreciable.
-v. 9. side with join, join with, unite with, go in with, Inf. go along with, Inf. throw in with, Inf. team up with, Inf. sink or swim with, side-step, v. 1. step aside, move off to the side;