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Synonyms for gag
gæggag
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gagnoun
Synonyms:
gag order
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Princeton's WordNet
joke, gag, laugh, jest, japenoun
a humorous anecdote or remark intended to provoke laughter
"he told a very funny joke"; "he knows a million gags"; "thanks for the laugh"; "he laughed unpleasantly at his own jest"; "even a schoolboy's jape is supposed to have some ascertainable point"
Synonyms:
prank, muzzle, caper, trick, antic, jest, laughter, joke, jocularity, laugh, put-on, japegag, muzzleverb
restraint put into a person's mouth to prevent speaking or shouting
gag, muzzleverb
prevent from speaking out
"The press was gagged"
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muzzle, suffocate, heave, fret, strangle, quip, retch, chokechoke, gag, fretverb
be too tight; rub or press
"This neckband is choking the cat"
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drop dead, strangle, pop off, give-up the ghost, choke, foul, throttle, muzzle, cash in one's chips, fret, kick the bucket, expire, buy the farm, pass away, perish, croak, rub, clog, rankle, conk, eat away, asphyxiate, eat into, erode, clog up, back up, snuff it, decease, chafe, quip, go, scratch, heave, pass, choke off, fuss, die, suffocate, niggle, gall, exit, congest, scrag, grate, retch, stifle, fraygag, muzzleverb
tie a gag around someone's mouth in order to silence them
"The burglars gagged the home owner and tied him to a chair"
Synonyms:
muzzle, suffocate, heave, fret, strangle, quip, retch, chokegag, quipverb
make jokes or quips
"The students were gagging during dinner"
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muzzle, suffocate, heave, fret, strangle, quip, retch, chokegag, choke, strangle, suffocateverb
struggle for breath; have insufficient oxygen intake
"he swallowed a fishbone and gagged"
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drop dead, strangle, pop off, give-up the ghost, choke, foul, throttle, repress, muzzle, cash in one's chips, fret, kick the bucket, expire, halter, buy the farm, pass away, perish, croak, clog, conk, strangulate, asphyxiate, clog up, back up, snuff it, decease, quip, hamper, go, heave, pass, choke off, cramp, die, smother, suffocate, exit, congest, scrag, muffle, retch, stiflegag, chokeverb
cause to retch or choke
Synonyms:
drop dead, strangle, pop off, give-up the ghost, choke, foul, throttle, muzzle, cash in one's chips, fret, kick the bucket, expire, buy the farm, pass away, perish, croak, clog, conk, asphyxiate, clog up, back up, snuff it, decease, quip, go, heave, pass, choke off, die, suffocate, exit, congest, scrag, retch, stiflegag, heave, retchverb
make an unsuccessful effort to vomit; strain to vomit
Synonyms:
warp, heave up, muzzle, choke, cat, heft, fret, honk, barf, sick, heave, chuck, puke, cast, heft up, spue, vomit, purge, regorge, puff, buckle, billow, vomit up, gasp, upchuck, disgorge, suffocate, pant, spew, strangle, regurgitate, throw up, be sick, retch, quip, surge
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Words popularity by usage frequency
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#123 | go | |
#1493 | pass | |
#1760 | cat | |
#1763 | die | |
#2394 | cast | |
#3227 | exit | |
#4358 | sick | |
#6263 | laugh | |
#6367 | chuck | |
#6644 | silence | |
#6675 | joke | |
#7167 | trick | |
#7665 | scratch | |
#9305 | burke | |
#9536 | surge | |
#9718 | foul | |
#11977 | laughter | |
#12429 | gag | |
#12745 | rub | |
#12853 | expire | |
#13474 | pant | |
#14102 | buckle | |
#15716 | warp | |
#16146 | reflex | |
#16912 | throttle | |
#18108 | puff | |
#19241 | hush | |
#20976 | fuss | |
#21204 | choke | |
#21226 | halter | |
#21252 | gall | |
#21908 | purge | |
#23611 | hamper | |
#25392 | gasp | |
#27090 | fret | |
#27707 | fray | |
#27773 | smother | |
#27826 | perish | |
#28571 | jest | |
#29414 | prank | |
#30189 | clog | |
#30495 | erode | |
#30664 | vomit | |
#33184 | grate | |
#33249 | muzzle | |
#38443 | puke | |
#40207 | caper | |
#43067 | stifle | |
#44779 | cramp | |
#45949 | heft | |
#49599 | spew | |
#53287 | honk | |
#53507 | heave | |
#54814 | barf | |
#56041 | repress | |
#60869 | strangle | |
#67495 | quip | |
#73790 | croak | |
#79626 | antic | |
#82036 | suffocate | |
#90291 | chafe | |
#92888 | decease | |
#115405 | muffle | |
#116093 | regurgitate | |
#146716 | billow | |
#154506 | disgorge | |
#166458 | conk | |
#167642 | niggle | |
#175654 | retch | |
#201381 | jape | |
#233386 | jocularity | |
#234056 | upchuck | |
#249874 | rankle | |
#299464 | congest |
How to use gag in a sentence?
Listen to me, if we have to, I will gag you... you will get a chance to talk, just zip it, you will get a chance to talk, I'm going to give you a chance to talk.
In the coming days, a 30-day comment period will allow the public to underline the harm the gag rule has wrought and emphasize why it must be ended as swiftly as possible.
In the end, everything is a gag.
It's part-gag, but part of it is maintaining this social activity that's become important to me.
One of the things that I am seeing, not just in Baltimore but in other places, is an overuse of gag orders, the proper use of a gag order is to protect a party's rights of some kind. To protect information from going out to the public because it might cause problems -- I don't think that's a proper use of gag orders.
Translations for gag
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- أسكتArabic
- Witz, Maulkorberlass, Gag, würgen, Knebel, mundtot machenGerman
- buŝoŝtopiloEsperanto
- mordaza, amordazarSpanish
- suukapulamääräys, yökätä, suukapula, suukapuloida, kepponen, vitsi, pila, kakistellaFinnish
- haut-le-cœur, bâillonner, haut-le-coeur, bâillonFrench
- glas-ghuibScottish Gaelic
- bavaglio, trovata, scenettaItalian
- ギャグJapanese
- 개그Korean
- whakapoutikiMāori
- muilkorf, knevelen, kokhalzen, propDutch
- knebelPolish
- mordaçaPortuguese
- кляпRussian
- kväljning, få kväljningar, munkavleSwedish
- кляпUkrainian
- چکراUrdu
- 插科打诨Chinese
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