Sick up

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Informal Usage

Used in casual conversations, often among friends or family, but not in formal settings.

After the ride, I felt so queasy I thought I was going to sick up.

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UK Slang

'Sick up' is British slang. It's less common in American English, where 'throw up' is more typical.

She was so nervous about her exam, she was afraid she'd sick up.

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Colloquial Context

Often used to describe vomiting caused by overeating or drinking too much.

I shouldn't have had that extra piece of cake; I feel like I might sick up.