Idiom: make someone sick

Meaning

Idiom: make someone sick

— I can’t believe you ate that entire bucket of fried chicken—you make me sick.

— Listening to my sister talk to her boyfriend in her whiny baby voice makes me so sick.

— The smell of cigar smoke really makes me sick.

— It makes me so sick how Clara laughs at Samir's jokes when they're not even funny.

— When I was pregnant, the smell of almost everything made me sick.

— Please close your mouth when you chew. You're making me sick!

— It makes me sick when my aunt and uncle try to hug and kiss me when they visit.

— Just the thought of him kissing my ex-girlfriend makes me sick.

— Eww! Someone's body odor is making me sick.

— Watching everyone so happy and in love on Valentine's Day makes me sick.

— Listening to Sarah brag about how she got into Yale makes me sick.