Meanings of feel squeamish in English

And you don't need to feel squeamish about these things.

Those academics who feel squeamish about ever closer links between business and the universities muttered about the whole exercise.

Don't feel squeamish now, man.

The hardiest stomach would feel squeamish at such times in quarters like those of the crew of the S. P. 888.

Any Labour people who feel squeamish at "patriotism" should shake that off right now, and welcome capturing it for themselves.

What advice do you have for parents who feel squeamish about bringing up some of these topics with their kids, like sexuality?

I hate to feel squeamish almost as much as I hate to sit and think, both being sure-fire ways of getting into trouble.

I felt squeamish; yet I could not refuse to take the trip.

I felt squeamish about the oysters and cream of camembert on toast.

If I felt squeamish I was to do the following things: Eat something.

Then, feeling squeamish, she pulled off her underpants, which were soaked with a pink-tinged liquid.

I had felt squeamish when he told me.

The city is feeling squeamish.

Their numbers were still listed in his address book, just a phone call away, but he felt squeamish about making contact.

But Dick Bove, an analyst at Rochdale Securities, said he is feeling squeamish about the economy after reviewing second-quarter earnings calls from 22 bank executives.

The eldest brother felt squeamish from a man's hand on him but, not wanting to reject the youngest outright he did not move his arm.