"queasy" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used as an adjective to describe a feeling of nausea or nervousness. Example: After eating a large meal, I felt a little queasy.
Despite "a couple of queasy moments", as Beckman termed it, her writing is not nearly bad enough.
The security state and its relationship with democracy present all the queasy opportunities a playwright could want.
Like nearly all of the most notorious French banlieues, it has the queasy artificiality of a science-fiction set.
But it still makes me a little queasy.
I wasn't the only one to feel a bit queasy about all of this.
About how queasy the crew feels, but that everybody from the crew is voluntarily here.
For years India's politicians have preferred economic palliatives such as NREGA, a giant scheme that guarantees work for the rural poor, and subsidies for the needy.Now India's borrowing has soared to queasy levels and welfare spending is being squeezed.
A family feud The EU 14 give way to Austria Reprints Related topics Slobodan Milosevic Montenegro Europe Belgrade SerbiaMany also agree that Mr Milosevic is carefully keeping alive the option of diverting attention from his electoral woes by stirring up an "internal" conflict in Montenegro, Serbia's queasy partner in the Yugoslav federation.
Mr Rutte's previous government, with his centre-right Liberals in queasy pseudo-partnership with Geert Wilders's far-right Party for Freedom, was often hostile to Brussels.
IN 2007 UniCredit, an Italian bank, fought off ferocious competition from other Western lenders to buy Ukraine's fourth-largest bank from an oligarch for a queasy $2 billion.
Many governments are already queasy about the idea of Turkey as a fellow Euro-club member,What next?The UN's secretary-general, Kofi Annan, had suggested a ruse to force Mr Denktash's hand and to strengthen that of the Greek-Cypriots' leader by holding a referendum on the proposals next month on both sides of the island.
