sick and tired of someone Definition

sick
adj

1. Vomiting; feeling the need to vomit.
2. Ill; unwell.

Thesaurus: ill, ailing, indisposed, infirm, invalid, feeble, weak, laid up, bedridden, under the weather; Antonym: healthy, well.
3. Referring or relating to ill health.

Example: sick pay
4. Pining or longing for them or it.

Form: sick for someone (often)
Form: sick for something
5. Extremely annoyed; disgusted.

Example: I'm sick of your attitude
Form: sick at someone or something (often)
Form: sick of someone or something
6. Thoroughly weary or fed up with them or it.

Thesaurus: satiated, bored, fed up, sick and tired.
Form: sick of someone (often)
Form: sick of something
7. Mentally deranged.
8. Said of humour, comedy, jokes, etc: exploiting gruesome and morbid subjects in an unpleasant way.
9. colloq
Inadequate in comparison.
Example: makes my effort look a bit sick
10. Out of working order.

noun

1. colloq
Vomit.

verb

tr & intr
sicked, sicking
1. To vomit.

Form: sick up (usually)

Idiom: make someone sick

colloq
To disgust or upset them.
Example: It makes me sick to think that no one offered to help

Idiom: sick and tired of someone or something (sick of the sight of someone or something, sick to death of someone or something)

To be extremely weary of them.

Idiom: sick as a dog

colloq
Vomiting excessively and unrestrainedly.

Idiom: sick as a parrot

colloq
Extremely disappointed.

Idiom: sick to one's stomach

Nauseated; about to vomit.

Upset; disgusted.

Etymology: Anglo-Saxon seoc.