nauseously (se as sh)

[Eng. nauseous; -ly.] In a nauseous manner; in a manner tending to excite nausea, disgust, or loathing; loathsomely; "So nauseously, and so unlike, they paint." Garth.: Claremont. nâu-seo us-ne (se as sh), s. [Eng. nauseous; -ne .] The quality or state of being nauseous; loathsomene , disgustingne . "Riches and honors, then, are usele things, To the ill-judging palate sweet, But turn at last to nauseousne and gall." Pomfret: A Prospect of Death. marine; gō, pot, pine, pit, sire, sir, IMG:content-1595.png:[blocks in formation] "It has given me a kind of nausity to meaner conversations."- Cotton : Montaigne , ch. lxxvi. nâutch, s . [Hind. nách =a dance.] An entertain ment consisting in watching dancing by profe ional dancing-girls, called nautch-girls.