Definitions
Wiktionary
- v. present participle of gag.
- n. A gag motion or reflex.
Examples
“I don't believe in gagging (except on those rare occasions when I've had too much to drink and feel decidedly awful) so I've added the Aberdeen-based "Scottish, British and Proud" blog to the set of links.”
“A greater deal are NOT this big, and gagging is never pretty. xx”
“Sometimes Emma's breath is so bad that I watch the carer recoil after the hug, nearly gagging from the smell.”
“Heinlein is tough, I recall gagging at the wording in To Sail Beyond the Sunset.”
“Mr Hislop, who has been fighting the so-called gagging order and challenged the injunction only last week, condemned the suppression of reporting as "a touch hypocritical".”
“Celebrities are increasingly turning to the courts to win so-called gagging orders and prevent certain details about their lives being made public.”
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
“In another case, Apple came under fire for allegedly asking a young British girl's family to sign a confidentiality agreement (aka a gagging order) before it would agree to refund her.”
“Walsh was also subjected to a 10-minute question and answer session by a flight attendant who accused the airline of "gagging" staff and failing to discipline auxiliary cabin crew who had allegedly disparaged customers on Facebook.”
The Guardian: BA boss Willie Walsh heckled at AGM over strike claims
““There was no violence, such as gagging, threatening or hitting the child,” Judge Lise Côté wrote.”
Why Do Laws Not Adequately Protect Children From Sexual Predators? « Unambiguously Ambidextrous
“Redundancy packages help but they rely on the benevolence of the employer and can often come with conditions, such as gagging, restrictions on trade etc.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘gagging’.
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Anything to do with cats
if you're a cat freak like i am - then this is the list for you
fur ball, i laughed, i cried, it was better tha..., T.S. Eliot, Memory, Andrew Lloyd Webber, feline, mew, Persian, purr, can opener and 19 more...
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The Sog Collection
My big word list.
chaos, flaccid, empirical, flotsam, cacophony, grumble, assuage, awe, romance, mortality, coalesce, fortuitous and 3282 more...
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Suchlongwordswithsomanyletters.
Hoarded.
chargoggagoggmanc..., aquaethylenediami..., taramasalata, palaeacanthocephala, tathagatagarbha, tarantarratara, adamantoblastomata, astragalocalcaneal, calcaneoastragalar, hubbubbubboo, flibbertigibbet, bubbybush and 330 more...
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Hangover
veisalgia, headache, xerostomic, nauseous, gagging, vomiting, retching, bloodshot, technicolour yawn, pukey, seedy, delicate and 1 more...
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skipvia's Words
syzygy, egg, lossy, catharsis, impuissance, truckle, obsequious, sequoia, sonot khazoot, alizarin, sepulchre, klister and 434 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for gagging.
reesetee Heehee. Oct 14, 2007
sonofgroucho Glad somebody said that! (giggling). Oct 14, 2007
reesetee I don't know...I've always thought Gs were kind of cute. ;-) Oct 14, 2007
skipvia Aauugghh!!! It looks even worse when you list all the forms together. *pulls out crucifix and holds it up to monitor* Oct 14, 2007
yarb Ex-employees are frequently subject to gagging-orders. Gag, gag, gagger, gagging - you're right, skipvia, it's a wrong word. Oct 14, 2007
skipvia Ditto for Egypt. And illicit. Oct 14, 2007
skipvia Not sure about the context, really. Sometimes I just run across a word that doesn't look right. Egg is like that. It looks like it should tip over and fall off the page.
The g's. So many g's... Oct 14, 2007
sonofgroucho As in "gagging for it"? Oct 14, 2007
skipvia So many g's... Oct 14, 2007