adjective
also quea·zy ˈkwēzē, -zi
( -er/-est )
Etymology: Middle English coysy, qwesye, quasy
1. : full of doubt : unsettled , hazardous
last week's queasy market — Time
the lightly rooted life upon one queasy planet — D.C.Peattie
2.
a. : causing nausea : nauseating
queasy motion of the waves
a queasy mess upon the plate
b. : tending to be sick at the stomach : nauseated
3.
a. : causing qualms or uneasiness
b.
(1) : easily disturbed : delicate , fastidious , squeamish
a queasy conscience
(2) : experiencing a feeling of uneasiness : ill at ease
how queasy we become in the presence of anyone who supposes that he has “charm,” when he really has none — Clifford Bax