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GAG - translation to arabic
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GAG
GAG
DEVICE DESIGNED TO PREVENT SPEECH
Gagged; Gagging; Stuff gag; Gags; Mouth gag
ألاسم
أُضْحُوكَة ; أُطْرُوفَة ; أُفْكُوهَة ; دُعَابَة ; سُخْرَة ; ضُحْكَة ; طُرْفَة ; ظَرَافَة ; ظَرْف ; فُكَاهَة ; كِيَاسَة ; لَطِيفَة ; مُدَاعَبَة ; مُزَاح ; مُزَاحَة ; مَزْح ; مَزْحَة ; مَسْخَرَة ; مَضْحَكَة ; مُلَاعَبَة ; نادِرَة ; نُكْتَة ; نَوَادِر ; هُزْأَة ; هَزْل
الفعل
أَبْكَمَ ; أَخْرَسَ ; أَسْكَتَ ; أَصْمَتَ ; أَطْرَقَ ; بَكُمَ ; خَرسَ ; سَكَتَ ; سَكَّتَ ; صَمَتَ ; صَمَّتَ ; كَعَمَ ; كَمَّمَ
gag
DEVICE DESIGNED TO PREVENT SPEECH
Gagged; Gagging; Stuff gag; Gags; Mouth gag
2.retch
مُبَعِّدُ الفَكَّين , يَتَهَوَّع
مُبَعِّدُ الفَكَّين , يَتَهَوَّع
gag
DEVICE DESIGNED TO PREVENT SPEECH
Gagged; Gagging; Stuff gag; Gags; Mouth gag
يَتَهَوَّع
Definition
gag
gag1
¦ noun
1. a piece of cloth put in or over a person's mouth to prevent them from speaking.
2. a device for keeping the patient's mouth open during a dental or surgical operation.
3. a restriction on free speech.
¦ verb (gags, gagging, gagged)
1. put a gag on.
prevent from speaking freely.
2. choke or retch.
Origin
ME: perh. related to ON gaghals 'with the neck thrown back', or imitative of a person choking.
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gag2
¦ noun a joke or funny story, especially one forming part of a comedian's act.
¦ verb tell jokes.
Origin
C19 (orig. theatrical sl.): of unknown origin.
Wikipedia
Gag (disambiguation)
Gag is a device designed to prevent speech.
Gag or the acronym GAG may also refer to:
Examples of use of GAG
1. The bit is vile, vulgar, obscene and offensive; it‘s a gag that could make you gag.
2. It‘s there in her comic novels, which deliver gag after gag without missing a beat.
3. Gag order in case District Attorney David Lupas declined to comment on the case, citing a judge‘s gag order, but prosecutors are expected to call about 50 witnesses.
4. Attorneys would not comment because of a gag order.
5. The gag order on the affair was partially lifted yesterday.