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mal de mer

American  
[mal duh mer] / mal də ˈmɛr /

noun

French.
  1. seasickness.


mal de mer British  
/ mal də mɛr /

noun

  1. seasickness

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Despite the cheeky sign on the door of the grand building on Rue de Londres — “I’m feeling lucky” — I wasn’t the only one with mal de mer.

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The gold miners, untouched by mal de mer, sang jolly songs and played cards to amuse themselves.

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"Horrid thing, mal de mer!" remarked my lord, with a gleam of humor in his eye.

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Our friend Frank, in his voyage to the polar ice-fields, suffered somewhat from mal de mer—it sounds far nicer in French than in English—but he bravely stuck to the deck.

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It seemed to them like a personal affront for anyone not to succumb to mal de mer.

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