Qualmish

  • 31qualmishly — See qualmish. * * * …

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  • 32quamish — qua·mish (kwäʹmĭsh) adj. Ocracoke Island, North Carolina. Sick in the stomach; nauseated. See note at Ocracoke Island.   [Alteration of qualmish.] * * * …

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  • 33queer — queerly, adv. queerness, n. /kwear/, adj., queerer, queerest, v., n. adj. 1. strange or odd from a conventional viewpoint; unusually different; singular: a queer notion of justice. 2. of a questionable nature or character; suspicious; shady:… …

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  • 34qualmishly — adverb In a qualmish manner …

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  • 35qualmishness — noun The quality of being qualmish …

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  • 36apprehensive — I adjective afraid, agitated, alarmed, anticipative of evil, anxious, aware, bothered, cognizant, concerned, conscious, disquieted, distrustful, expectant, fearful, hesitant, leery, mindful, mistrustful, nervous, perceptive, pusillanimous,… …

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  • 37diffident — I adjective abashed, awestricken, awestruck, bashful, blushful, blushing, cautious, demure, deprecating, deprecative, diffidens, embarrassed, fainthearted, faltering, hesitating, humble, humbled, lacking self confidence, modest, overanxious,… …

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  • 38disinclined — I adjective adverse, against, antagonistic, antipathetic, antipathetical, averse, aversus, balking, contrary, counter, demurring, disaffected, dissenting, dissident, faltering, grudging, hesitant, indisposed, laggard, loath, noncooperating, not… …

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  • 39hesitant — I adjective averse, balking, balky, cautious, dallying, debating, deliberate, demurring, diffident, doubtful, doubting, equivocal, faltering, fluctuating, groping, halfhearted, hesitating, hesitative, indecisive, irresolute lacking confidence,… …

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  • 40airsick — Synonyms and related words: aerial, aerophysical, aerospace, aerotechnical, air conscious, air minded, air wise, airworthy, aviational, barfy, carsick, nauseated, nauseous, pukish, puky, qualmish, qualmy, queasy, seasick, squeamish …

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