How about changing "sick" for "ill"? I was trying to think of words that mean "vomit". "Unwell" to me doesn't necessarily imply throwing up, while "sick" obviously does
Raw is not specific enough; it's need to be "raw food". Just the word raw meant to me as in a mineral or commodity so I was quite perturbed to find that "unrefined", "uncut", "untouched", etc. were not viable options. I went through about 10 examples and still couldn't get it; if food had been included I would've had it instantly.
How about unperfumed? I also tried unmanageable for unwieldly, though I agree unwieldly is a better answer
And all the "likes" were throwing me off. like as fetus would lead me to fetal(like) and not an actual one. Or makes me think of American highschool girls from the 90's omg like totally.. And like why didn't you like have the clue be like "like a lie"? I don't see why all of a sudden the like is left out there (and in some other places)
Several constructions would work better than like, in my opinion. For instance;
When an island does not appear on maps, it's...
A spacecraft with no crew is...
You could call an object that is big and awkward to handle...
Unforced error is a thing? I had to google that.
And all the "likes" were throwing me off. like as fetus would lead me to fetal(like) and not an actual one. Or makes me think of American highschool girls from the 90's omg like totally.. And like why didn't you like have the clue be like "like a lie"? I don't see why all of a sudden the like is left out there (and in some other places)
Several constructions would work better than like, in my opinion. For instance;
When an island does not appear on maps, it's...
A spacecraft with no crew is...
You could call an object that is big and awkward to handle...
Etc