carsick

The ride had made him carsick and he felt like a child again, being driven by his mother.

"Elliot, you never get carsick," she said in a low voice.

"I used to get carsick when I was a kid.

Who knew that dogs get carsick on winding roads?

She fakes being carsick to get him to pull the car over and uses that opportunity to escape.

And Bill was beginning to get carsick, what with the motion, dust, spilled oil and everything.

"The cluttered screen makes me carsick," he said.

And I realize that I have managed to get carsick while lying in bed.

Paul remembers that the awful thing is that each time he never even felt carsick until after Ed threw up.

Others said they felt groggy or carsick.

And then there is lost luggage, over-priced bad restaurant food, painful sunburn and carsick children.

"When Reddy was a puppy he used to when he was carsick."

The same thing is true of dogs: puppies are often carsick, but adult dogs rarely are.

"We're lucky they don't get carsick," I groaned.

I think I'm carsick.

(If you get carsick, pop a motion sickness pill, such as Dramamine.)

Not carsick or anything?"

Some get carsick.

"But I'm afraid to fly and I get carsick, so I never have gone much of anywhere.

"It makes me carsick.

Almost at the end of the trip, seated in the rear of a smoky and very bumpy nine-seat van, I began to feel carsick.

"You never get carsick."

I'm going to move through this, so don't watch too close[ly] because you might get carsick.

(Or perhaps he simply becomes carsick.)

Ginger, long recognized as a gastrointestinal calmative, has been shown in controlled studies to be very helpful, even for carsick dogs and children.