Country Dictionary

When you spend to much time in the pool and start to feel gross so you need to get out

“The pool is so nice but i need to get out im starting to feel pool sick”

Feeling tired, dizzy, exhausted, etc. while shopping for clothing.

I was feeling store sick while shopping for clothes.

1.Sick at heart. Fig. distressed and depressed. (*Typically: be ~; become ~; make someone ~.)

2.Feeling of distress, because of not being able to demonstrate love, not being able to fight for it, unable to draw your swords when is need it, as to encourage your love one to believe in both of you.

3.To fail to show true love. (yes this is possible)

4.Not being able to put up your best fight to get your ex-boyfriend back, even when given the opportunity to do so.

5.Probably someone who is madly in love with you, but for some twisted reason not being able to show it.

6.Someone who decides to love someone who harms them or can potentially harm them badly.

7.Grieving, very disappoint

We were sick at heart when welearned of her predicament.

They couldn't get back together despite their love towards each other, Pair of sick hearts.
She has loved him all her life and she couldn't show it, Oh well, she just has a sick heart.
He has a sick heart trying to love, her. She will screw him over in no time, she is such a sick heart.

She keeps coming back, and it does her so much harm, sick heart is what she is is.

I became sick at heart just looking at all the homeless children. What happened to her? She just had a sick heart looking at the homeless children
Love hero or more likely un-hero….? Sick heart or heart sick? That line where you don’t know who has more courage ' Sick heart!

person with a smol pp

here comes D'mall Sick

A phrase used to express support for one’s choice, path, experience etc.

Typically used as a response to someone’s story.

Most often it is used in a sincere, endearing manner as a slight deflection of emotions as to make light of a heavy statement.

Jim: “....and after all that heartbreak, I told my dad I made centerfield so he should come to my games now.”
Frank: “sick jurn man haha that’s deep.”

This is also an old or possibly ancient nautical term used to describe the condition in which a sailor falls in love with ocean going life or even the sea itself. One with this condition may spend several years upon the waters with only brief time ashore.

I can't believe Hugh turned 62 today and he already has 37 years seatime(1 year seatime =365 days at sea) he must have been young when he got the sickness.

Incredibly cool and outrageous.

That Lamborghini is sick p.