sick up
Eject stomach contents
Sick up is British informal for vomit—to bring food back up from the stomach: The baby sicked up all over my shirt.
The phrase is common in casual speech, especially when describing children or pets being ill.
Americans would typically say throw up.
Mildly sick to stomach
- biliousIll-tempered or nauseated
- seasickIll from ocean motion
- carsickNauseated from driving
- airsickNauseous from flying
upset stomach · queasiness · gag · retch · heave · nauseous · woozy · green around the gills
Sickness from contaminated eating
- stomach fluViral digestive tract infection
- gastroenteritisInflamed digestive tract illness
- virusMicroscopic infectious agent
- bugCrawling creature or defect
fever · infection · norovirus · gastric · foodborne · contamination · unwell · poorly
Impaired by alcohol
- hammeredSeverely intoxicated or pounded
- plasteredExtremely intoxicated
- wastedUsed without good result
- sloshedVery intoxicated
boozy · tipsy · inebriated · hungover · binge drinking · overindulgence · alcohol · liquor
regurgitate
Expel swallowed matter
spew · puke · barf · upchuck · hurl · disgorge · eject · expel · emesis · queasy
queasy
Mildly sick to stomach
airsick · upset stomach · queasiness · gag · retch · heave · nauseous · woozy · green around the gills · vertigo
food poisoning
Sickness from contaminated eating
- stomach fluViral digestive tract infection
- gastroenteritisInflamed digestive tract illness
- virusMicroscopic infectious agent
bug · fever · infection · norovirus · gastric · foodborne · contamination · unwell · poorly · bedridden
drunk
Impaired by alcohol
sloshed · boozy · tipsy · inebriated · hungover · binge drinking · overindulgence · alcohol · liquor · party