Sick at the stomach; and figuratively, wretched; humiliated. New England.
There stood Capt. Jumper, shaking General Taylor's hand when he came on board the "Two Pollys," trying to get a start in the address, but could not; and then I tried it. I never saw Capt. Jumper so melted down before--and that made me feel so wamblecrapt I could not say a word.--Maj. Downing, Letter from Baton Rouge, June 15, 1848.