| I have to now face the fact that I, who am rarely sick, have been sickish for a week now, mostly with coughing phlegmy runny nose-and-eyes ick. |
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| Rising gradually to her feet, those sickish green eyes met the Captain's level, immediately locking on to those specks of electric blue. |
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| The pain is so bad that I gag, a sickish feeling in my sinuses. |
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| My sore hands shake, a hot, sickish dread rises inside my chest. |
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| Plainly, something is brewing in Guston's manner of the early and middle sixties, as masklike black forms hover in jam-ups of pewter grays, ardent blues, sickish reds, and the occasional, blaring green. |
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| She wanted to run from this nasty room, which was cold like a refrigerator but smelled of something sweet, sickish — like talcum powder and sweat — but Molina detained her. |
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| If she imagines Rachel finding out what she's just done with Kieran, after everything they talked about all afternoon, she feels a sickish kind of unease. |
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| Broken glass underfoot and a sickish stench of burn, mildew, decay. |
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| When an unexpected bankruptcy was announced by Cluffe or Toole in the club-room, it made his ear ring like a slap, and he felt sickish for half an hour after. |
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