sicked
Urged to attack
Sicked is the past tense of sick, meaning to urge an animal (usually a dog) to attack or chase: She sicked the dogs on the intruder.
The spelling "sicced" is also common.
Unrelated to the adjective sick meaning ill.
unleash
To release from restraint
direct · order · set upon · deploy · loose · target · aim · point · charge · instruct
provoke
Incite a response
rouse · spur · egg on · trigger · inflame · goad · urge · encourage · prompt · activate
threw up
Ejected stomach contents
gagged · spewed · upchucked · hurled · barfed · regurgitated · nauseous · queasy · stomach · bile
sickedcalled off
Stopped before happening
recalled · withdrew · halted · stopped · pulled back
sickedrestrained
Held under control
held back · leashed · controlled · contained · muzzled
- get sickBecome unwell
- sick and tiredThoroughly weary of something
- sick dayPaid absence for illness
- worried sickIntensely anxious to illness
- morning sicknessPregnancy-related nausea
- sick leaveAuthorized absence when unwell
sick, sickness, sickly, sickening, sicken, sickened, sickens, sicknesses, sickliness