Sickly

What do we mean by sickly?

Prone to sickness. adjective

Of, caused by, or associated with sickness. adjective

Conducive to sickness. adjective

Causing nausea; nauseating. adjective

Lacking vigor or strength; feeble or weak. adjective

To make sickly. transitive verb

Habitually ailing or indisposed; not sound or strong as regards health or natural vigor; liable to be or become sick: as, a sickly person, animal, or plant; a sickly family.

Pertaining to or arising from a state of impaired health; characteristic of an unhealthy condition: as, a sickly complexion; the sickly look of a person, an animal, or a tree.

Pertaining to sickness or the sick; suitable for a sick person.

Marked by the presence or prevalence of sickness: as, a sickly town; the season is very sickly.

Causing sickness, in any sense; producing malady, disease, nausea, or disgust; debilitating; nauseating; mawkish: as, a sickly climate; sickly fogs; sickly fare.

Manifesting a disordered or enfeebled condition of mind; mentally unsound or weak: as, sickly sentimentality.

Synonyms Unwell, Ill, etc. See sick.

In a sick, sickly, or feeble manner; so as to show ill health or debility.

To make sickly; give a sickly or unhealthy appearance to.

In a sick manner or condition; ill. adverb

To make sick or sickly; -- with over, and probably only in the past participle. transitive verb

Somewhat sick; disposed to illness; attended with disease. adjective

Producing, or tending to, disease. adjective

Appearing as if sick; weak; languid; pale. adjective

To make (something) sickly.

To become sickly.

In persistently poor health, infirm, sick all of the time. By extension, looking sick or unhealthy. Urban Dictionary

1. When someone looks way too thin to be healthy 2. Someone who is normally good looking but looks peculiarly bad either because they are ill or from lack of trying to look presentable Urban Dictionary

So sick that not even the word sick can describe something so sick Urban Dictionary

When something or someone is really really good. Urban Dictionary

When a person has absolutely no interest in fucking and there’s nothing that can be done to change it, no matter what. Urban Dictionary

The act of having oral sex so vigorously with a partner that she vomits. Urban Dictionary

A sickly tarantula is a sexual position where 8 women who don't shave use dildos to ananly please eachother in a train whilst projectile vomiting Urban Dictionary

Classic version of Strong Sad. Looks like a Strong Sad skeleton wearing a potato sack for clothing. Urban Dictionary

1. Done with much style/cool-ness. 2. Gnarly. Urban Dictionary

Sickly Syndrome is the situation where the affected (often a tall person) refuses to be kicked in the shins and/or have them torn off and be given to a shorter person, and, in the case of this event, proceeds to make an attempt to throw the said short person/people kicking them. They then proceed to try and drink water after their screaming, choking on it. Their throat is then quite possibly murdered by said attempt to drink water, and, in a both frenzy and panic, they begin typing phrases with foreign keyboards, one example being '№.' Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sickly:
sickly, sickle, sicily, fickly, slickly, tickly, sicky, smickly, stickly.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sickly:
smurf, frail, asthma, tuberculosis, disposition, child, infant, sweet, baptized, smell, castile, ill, healthy, dies, weak, troubled, feared, siblings, contracted, boy, aunt, childhood, pale, wears, ears, mother, heir, suffering, physically, bed, doctors, fever, illness, kid, die, suffered, constantly, girl, overcome, fat, severe, dying, ruler, condition, thin, died, seemed, survive, marry, catherine, health, father, inherited, parents, dog, sister, baby, attend, physician, birth, cousin, princess, succession, returns, feeling, woman, young, helps.

Words that rhyme with sickly:
quickly, prickly, thickly, slickly, bickley, stickley, brickley, mickley, nicley, siklie, wickley.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sickly:
long, same.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sickly:
child, smile, smell, season, man, children, boy, light, appearance, woman, yellow, hue, sentimentality, state, body, pallor, face, grin, condition, wife, constitution, infant, girl, color, baby, look, green, odour, youth, son, odor, trees, taste, feeling, sentiment, person, plants, mother, plant, childhood, ones, complexion, sentimentalism, creature, lad, existence, glow, air, colour, scent, sensibility, glare, stench, seasons, growth, daughter, appetite, shade, infants, sort, climate, brother, sweetness, frame, persons, imagination, voice, pale, sheep, aspect, cast, babies, atmosphere, fashion, sun, fellow, bodies, gray, months, soul, gleam, expression, tree, faces, perfume, thoughts, countenance, tint, moon, fancies.

Consonant match to sickly:
cyclo, sickler, cyclo-, sechler, seckler, sackler, sikh li, siklie, sir clough, suk lee.

Words that sound like sickly:
sickly, cyclo, ciclo, silly, sicky, slickly, sickie, stickley, sickler, sick leave, cilli, cili, sewickley, cicale, sigla, siglo, syli, thickly, chicly, sully, sucky, sulley, celie, celi, salih, seli, suckler, cecchi, seckler, secrely, sexly, sally, cyclone, psyche, solely, saki, sicko, soley, soli, scylla, cilla, ciggy, silla, scilla, singly, sealy, saly, solly, sallie, socky, circlet, ciggie, salley, cycler, seely, sali, seeley, sakai, solie, sacl, soaky, saily, cillo, sleekly, sisley, ceili, seki, sigler, singley, sickless, sealey, cico, slackly, cila, sickling, sili, siki, sallee, seelie, sigi, cicala, soily, saiki, salli, cica, sacchi, saale, sekula, sicca, seley, psylla, solley, sackler, sicklied, cyla, sciulli, secu, seiki, cigale, cyclery.