"Gag" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Gag" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Gag" Meaning

To gag means to make a sudden, involuntary sound, often like a retching noise, in response to something unpleasant or unexpected. It can also refer to the act of stuffing or jamming something into one's mouth to prevent vomiting or to prevent someone from speaking, often as a means of punishment or intimidation.

"Gag" Examples

Usage Examples for "Gag"


She tried to gag on the terrible-tasting medicine.
The comedian's joke was so bad it made me want to gag.
The fire extinguisher was filled with a gag-inducing foam.
The audience was in stitches, but the politician's speech was so boring it made me want to gag.
The horror movie scene was so disgusting it made my friend gag.

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A gaffer is a term used in the film or theater industry to refer to the chief electrician or lighting technician. It can also be used to describe someone who is responsible for managing a lighting setup or a technical team. Additionally, in a more informal sense, a gaffer can also refer to a person who is in charge or has authority over a group or organization.

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