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Adjective: under the weather
Usage: informal
  1. Somewhat ill, feeling or being in bad health
    "my poor under the weather grandmother";
    - ailing, indisposed, peaked, poorly, sickly, unwell, seedy [archaic], off-colour [Brit, informal], out of sorts [informal], grotty [Brit, informal], crook [Austral, NZ, informal]

See also: ill, sick

Encyclopedia: Under the weather

Nearest

undependableness
undependably
undepicted
under
under-
under a cloud
under arms
under attack
under fire
under the circumstances
under the weather
under way
under wraps
underachieve
underachievement
underachiever
underact
underactive
underage
underarm
underbanked