Squeamish
Squeamish adjective - Affected with nausea.
Usage example: the rolling of the ship made her squeamish
Nearby Word: squeamishly
Well
Both words in one sentence
- As Victorian-era sexologists like Havelock Ellis and von Kraft-Ebbing were vocally frustrated with their society's squeamish refusal to acknowledge any form of human sexuality whatsoever for reasons of propriety, the (black) joke hypothesis could well have been the case.
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