John Noble (
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Does anyone know of a word who's definition is "someone who is sick"?
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surichan.livejournal.com
2004-05-20 06:29 pm (UTC)
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The ailing? The incapacitated by illness?
I dunno. If there's one word for it, I've never heard it.
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xiombarg.livejournal.com
2004-05-20 07:45 pm (UTC)
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http://thesaurus.reference.com/search?q=sick%20person
case, convalescent, emergency, inmate, invalid, outpatient, shut-in, sick person, subject, sufferer, victim
I also like "sickie" tho the dictionary claims that's only for the mentally ill. I think "sufferer" or "convalescent" are good.
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jackofallgeeks) wrote2004-05-20 02:07 pmjackofallgeeks) wrote2004-05-20 02:07 pmjackofallgeeks) wrote2004-05-20 02:07 pm
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I dunno. If there's one word for it, I've never heard it.
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case, convalescent, emergency, inmate, invalid, outpatient, shut-in, sick person, subject, sufferer, victim
I also like "sickie" tho the dictionary claims that's only for the mentally ill. I think "sufferer" or "convalescent" are good.