After the meltdown, many survivors suffered from severe radiation sicknesses that required long-term care.

Doctors diagnosed her with a rare form of stiff sickness after she stepped on a rusty nail.

In the eighteenth century, physicians often attributed fainting and weakness in women to a bleeding sickness that encompassed disorders from heavy menstruation to haemophilia.

The party was full of sick-os who only wanted to cause trouble.

Don't hang out with that sick-o; he always gets into trouble.

During the debate, she delivered several sick burns that left the audience cheering.

When her throat starts hurting, she sometimes calls in sick instead of going to the meeting.

He called in sick yesterday, so we had to cover his shift.

After waking up with a high fever, she's calling in sick and asking for a doctor's note.

Many office workers complained that sick building syndrome was making them ill, prompting management to upgrade ventilation and replace old carpeting.