GAG


Meaning of GAG in English

v. 1 silence, stifle, still, muffle, stop (up), muzzle, quiet, curb, suppress, repress, restrain, throttle, strangle, check, inhibit, discourage The department gagged him, forbidding any press interviews 2 retch, choke, heave; gasp for air, struggle for breath; US keck That drink made me gag

n. 3 restraint, curb, muzzle, check MI5 tried to put a gag on the revelations of the former spy

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