sickly
41death (warmed-up), like — Sickly, feeble, lifeless …
42morbosus — Sickly; diseased; worn out …
43sickliness — sickly ► ADJECTIVE (sicklier, sickliest) 1) often ill; in poor health. 2) causing, characterized by, or indicative of poor health. 3) (of flavour, colour, etc.) so garish or sweet as to induce nausea. 4) excessively sentimental or mawkish.… …
44sick|ly — «SIHK lee», adjective, li|er, li|est, adverb, verb, lied, ly|ing. –adj. 1. often sick; not strong and healthy. SYNONYM(S): ailing, indispo …
45Docteur Schtroumpf — Doctor Smurf (original French title Docteur Schtroumpf) is the eighteenth Smurfs comic book. Summary When Handy Smurf and Clumsy Smurf are installing a fence for Farmer Smurf, Handy Smurf mistakenly hits Clumsy Smurf with his hammer, so Papa… …
46unwholesome — unwholesome, morbid, sickly, diseased, pathological apply to what is unhealthy or unhealthful in any of various ways. Unwholesome is applicable not only to what is not healthy or healthful physically and mentally but also to what is morally… …
47Valetudinarian — Someone with a weak or sickly constitution, especially someone whose chief concern is being or becoming a chronic invalid. The word valetudinarian comes from the Latin valere , which means to be strong or to be well, via valetudo which could… …
48peaked — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. wan, worn, pale, haggard, tired, weary, fatigued; ailing, unwell, unhealthy, ill, poorly, sickly; thin, gaunt, frail. See weariness, disease. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Sharp] Syn. pointed, topped,… …
49invalid — I. adjective Etymology: Latin invalidus weak, from in + validus strong more at valid Date: 1542 not valid: a. being without foundation or force in fact, truth, or law < an invalid assumption > < declared the will invalid > b. logically… …
50valetudinarian — I. noun Etymology: Latin valetudinarius sickly, infirm, from valetudin , valetudo state of health, sickness, from valēre to be strong, be well more at wield Date: 1703 a person of a weak or sickly constitution; especially one whose chief concern… …
