unsick
English
Etymology
From un- + sick.
Adjective
unsick (comparative more unsick, superlative most unsick)
- not sick; healthy (all senses)
- 2017, Stephanie Harris, The Poet:
- “ […] There is a reason there are locks on the doors. Most of the patients aren't a problem; it is mainly the unsick ones that are dangerous.”
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Anagrams
- cuskin, insuck, suck in, suckin'