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Aussie Nausey 

Sarah became Aussie Nausey after her trip to the Outback.
Aussie Nausey by brazie420 December 8, 2021
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Nauseating 

The accepted definition of nauseating is that it is an adjective meaning causing or liable to cause a feeling of nausea or disgust. What it really means, though, is something or someone has provoked a feeling of disgust so repulsive that you need to vomit so badly that it becomes the sole reason for your existence. The vomiting that occurs is so violent that at the end of it you are sure that your testicles are now on the top of your head and your arsehole has moved up to join your eyeballs.
“The stench was truly nauseating.”
Nauseating by AKACroatalin November 29, 2015

tedium ad nauseam 

Tedium ad nauseam is the deathly boring combination of tedium (Latin for boredom) and ad nauseam (another Latin term used when something has been covered, explained, or talked about to the point of nausea ).
Cub reporter Gwyneth experienced a severe case of tedium ad nauseam when she was assigned by her newspaper to cover the speeches of Senator Harley "Windbag" Bottomsworth.

Nauseastalgia 

Noun: The feeling you get when you see something from your childhood that you remember as awesome, but it turns out that it actually sucks.
I watched Krull the other day, and it filled me with nauseastalgia!
Nauseastalgia by Grouser January 15, 2011

ad nauseam

From the Latin term, meaning "to nausea." Used when something has been covered, explained, or talked about to the point of nausea, or to the point where it makes one sick.
Why must everyone tell me about that? It's been talked about ad nauseam!
ad nauseam by mmhmm January 24, 2005

Nausea Purgatory 

The prolonged period of overall discomfort experienced by someone who is nauseous and has an upset stomach, but does not gain relief of their symptoms and overall discomfort via vomitting.
"I spent all night in Nausea Purgatory," said George, "If I had thrown up I would have felt better, but I just stared at the porcelein looking glass, waiting for relief that would never come..."