Gagging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GAGGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• GAG, to stop up the mouth
• put a gag on (someone)
• prevent (someone) from speaking freely or disseminating information
• choke or retch
• be very eager to have or do (something)
• tell jokes
NOUN:
• a restriction on dissemination of information
• a piece of cloth put in or over a person's mouth to prevent them from speaking
• a device for keeping the patient's mouth open during a dental or surgical operation.
• a joke or an amusing story, especially one forming part of a comedian's act or in a film
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present participle of gag

Words related to GAGGING

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How to use GAGGING in a sentence

• The vital problem of municipal reform is not the shattering of the ring, the overturning of the boss, the gagging of a few loud tongues.
• He might have had to resort to the crude method of tying Hill up, gagging him, and leaving him in the flat.
• Slave Auctioneer Gagging of slaves Galloway flogging Jo.
• A horrible gagging sound betrayed his efforts for breath.
• Again and again they left, only to return to quiet him by threats or by crushing him down to the floor and gagging him.
• So, after gagging the Spaniard, that he might not disturb him who slept, Dionysio flung him across his shoulder and carried him to camp.
• Matrena Petrovna, whose gagging noises were violent, hurried down the steps of the kiosk, crossed the garden as though wild-fire were behind her, and bounded into the veranda.
• Ross stooped to drag him from the plate and began binding and gagging him with lengths torn from his kilt.
• When the tip reaches the pharynx coughing, choking and gagging are noticed.
• Those who sympathised with it in England must be gagged, and if gagging did not suffice, they must be taught respect for the constitution in dungeons and on the gallows.
• On one occasion, however, as Davies relates, Pinkethman so persisted in his gagging as to incur the displeasure of the audience.
• But, to the gagging player, a sense that his sins and failings are in this way liable to strict note and discovery, is grievously depressing.
• Here the wildest liberty prevails, and the gagging actor is recognised as exercising his privileges and his wit within lawful bounds.
• The next operation was gagging the bear so that he could not bite.
• Gagging the man, he left him there until he was dead.

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