squeamish
1 of 1adjective/ˈskwimɪʃ/
Forms:more squeamish,most squeamish
1
easily sickened by unpleasant things
- She felt squeamish when she saw the blood on the floor after the accident.
- He had been squeamish about watching horror films ever since childhood.
- She was squeamish about eating seafood, as it made her feel nauseous.
- His squeamish reaction to the sight of the insect made everyone laugh.
- He became squeamish at the thought of handling the raw meat while cooking.