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gag

[gag] / gæg /






Example Sentences

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“Michelle will eat you for lunch. It’s not worth some gag.”

From Literature

One of the boys closest to the front started to gag.

From Literature

Woven throughout the show’s jokes and sight gags was a laugh track—a first in American television—to “sweeten” the material and cue viewers at home when something was funny.

From The Wall Street Journal

She coughed until she gagged, until feathers came up.

From Literature

I can imagine Ms. Cash channeling the youngest Flynn sister for this silly lexical gag, which exists only to test whether readers will comment on it.

From The Wall Street Journal