fluish

(ˈfluːɪʃ)

adj

1. (Medicine) having flu-like symptoms; like someone who has the flu

2. archaic weak; feeble; haggard

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Eight years ago, when she was a commercial property lawyer aged 36, she said that she felt 'fluish' one day, but was unconscious within 24 hours.

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The older children have taken turns parked in front of the office television, feeling fluish and wrapped in winter coats.