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gag

[gag] / gæg /






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Some of what the pranksters say or do for the sake of a gag skirts credibility.

From Los Angeles Times

“Now I see your neck and ears,” Tansy told Lloyd, “I’m gagging myself.”

From Literature

He took some dried willow bark from his medicine pouch and chewed it, gagging on its gritty bitterness.

From Literature

The girls in the room squealed and gagged.

From Literature

The setup of this animated film sounds like a gag: A Viking, a ninja and a World War II pilot are thrown into a Predator movie that plays like a grisly triptych.

From Los Angeles Times