sickbag
- noun
- /ˈsɪkˌbæɡ/
- If you start to feel nauseous during the flight, there's a sickbag in the seat pocket in front of you.
Examples
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He reached for a sickbag just in time as the turbulence got worse.
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The flight attendant handed me a sickbag.
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The stewardess handed a sickbag to the passenger who looked unwell.
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I grabbed a sickbag before the flight.
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If you feel queasy during the flight, please use the sickbag located in the seat pocket.
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The passenger was grateful for the sickbag when the plane hit turbulence.
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The flight attendant quickly provided a sickbag to the traveler who was feeling sick.
Synonyms
A small bag to throw up into when you feel sick while traveling
A small disposable bag on planes for passengers to throw up into
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sickbag is made from the simple words sick ('ill') and bag ('a small container'). It came from the small bag given to passengers on planes or boats when they felt motion sick, so it now means a bag for vomiting.