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gag - translation to french
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GAG
gag
n. gag, joke
bâillonner
gag; muzzle
gage
n. gage, security, pledge, guarantee; forfeit, pawn, token
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. Le gag des initiants se transformera–t–il en projet?
2. Le gag n‘est pas nouveau, on l‘avait déjŕ vu dans School of Rock de Richard Linklater.
3. Elles ont męme suscité un gag: l‘invention d‘un successeur fantôme, L.
4. «Agathe Cléry» ne dépasse jamais son gag: Valérie Lemercier en raciste qui devient Noire.
5. Męme la pique finale contre l‘administration Bush ressemble ŕ un gag.