Nausea
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 68
naw′she-a, n. sea-sickne : any sickne of the stomach, with a tendency to vomit: loathing.— adj. Nau′seant , producing nausea.— n. a substance having this quality.— v.i. Nau′seāte , to feel nausea or disgust.— v.t. to loathe: to strike with disgust.— n. Nauseā′tion .— adjs. Nau′seātive , causing nausea or loathing; Nau′seo us , producing nausea: disgusting: loathsome.— adv. Nau′seously .— n. Nau′seousne . [L.,—Gr. nausia , sea-sickne — naus , a ship.]
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