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gag

[gag] / gæg /






Example Sentences

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Despite the gags and attention from Australian media about their time on the beach, England probably put in their best performance of a bad bunch in the Test after their jollies in Noosa.

From BBC

The visual gags that are part of Jake’s physical travails not only elicit chuckles but add a neurodivergent undertone to the story.

From Salon

Food binds generations through shared experience, even if the first bite ends in tears or, apparently, smelt-induced gagging.

From Salon

But Ms. Sherman is different, even special, although she would make that word into a gag.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Nasty just nasty makes me gag,” said one reviewer about the Chips & Salsa candle, which has already earned 32 reviews with an overall rating of 2.1 stars.

From Salon