Definitions
Etymologies
- Derived from gag + -ster. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“They come to honour the great Georgian gagster Joey Grimaldi, and to light a candle for contemporary clowns who have died over the past 12 months, a respectful nod towards the passing of lifetimes devoted to giggles.”
The Guardian: In praise of … the clowns' church service | Editorial
“The new Simon is the one who doesn't put on the false nose of the gagster to hide from his own experience and pain.”
“This is in effect a supper club with turns like tokester Howard Marks, gagster Felix Dexter and soulstress Ruby Turner mentioned in dispatches to entertain the 70 or so lucky diners.”
“John was the straight man to Ken's gagster at the GLC rather as Brown was to Blair.”
“I'm not a lawyer or a debater, just a gagster, and sometimes I don't express myself clearly.”
“He defends himself, goes, "I ` m a gagster, not a gangster.”
“Stompanato and the gagster slid silently out of the booth.”
“Davey the gagster collapsed on the table, convulsed with laughter.”
“Two police officers were injured and a police jeep was partially burnt when the gagster, S 'Kora' Natarajan (28), allegedly attacked them with petrol bombs and a sickle.”
Tweets
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nuxiy In a pornographic setting... :( May 14, 2009
rolig Don't you mean, "it feels good to be a gangsta" (i.e. the rap spelling for "gangster" – someone who is part of a crime gang)?
A gagster is someone who tells or writes jokes (gags). May 14, 2009
omeganix "Damn it feels good to be a gagster"
-Geto Boys May 14, 2009