sick

become, fall

She fell sick during her holiday and had to return home early.

get

If you don't wash your hands regularly, you might get sick from germs.

chronically, desperately, extremely, terribly, very

My grandmother was desperately sick last winter and had to spend three weeks in the hospital.

be off sick

My colleague called this morning to say she'd be off sick for the rest of the week.

be, feel, look

After eating too much candy, the children began to look sick and wanted to go home.

get

My little brother always gets sick after eating too much candy at the fair.

make sb

The smell of fish in that warm room made everyone sick.

horribly, really, very, violently

She felt really sick after eating too much candy at the fair.

physically

When he saw the accident, he felt physically sick and had to sit down.

with

After eating too much candy, the child felt sick with a stomach ache.

become, get

My little brother became sick after eating too much candy at the party.

make sb

Watching people waste food makes me sick.

heartily, really

My parents were really sick of hearing me complain about my job.

a bit, pretty, rather

My brother was getting rather sick of waiting in line at the airport.

of

After three rainy days indoors, the children were sick of playing board games.

extremely, really, very

My grandmother was extremely sick last winter, so we had to visit her in the hospital every day.

pretty, rather

My friend told a rather sick joke at the party that made everyone uncomfortable.

sick in the head

Anyone who thinks cheating on a test is okay must be sick in the head.

care for, look after

My grandmother spent years looking after the sick in her community.

cure, heal

The new medicine helped cure the sick children in the village within just two weeks.

the sick and wounded

Doctors and nurses worked all night to care for the sick and wounded after the accident.