Noun The disconnect between Barry’s mature and adolescent selves, a running gag, can be amusing. 2023 Police have identified a teenage girl nearly 50 years after her body was found bound, gagged, wrapped in a tarp and dumped in a drainage ditch in Connecticut, officials said Monday. 2023 The boy was eating his lunch and then stood up, appearing to gag on his food. 2023 Jonicia Clay made it outside before breaking down, gagging between sobs. 2023 In the resurfaced clip, Hailey makes a gagging motion when Taylor Swift’s name is mentioned. 2023 Remember, the Bolts had to hit the road to gag in their wild-card playoff loss at Jacksonville, despite having a much better record than the division-champion Jaguars. Perry Vandell, The Arizona Republic, 28 Apr. 2023 But rather than allowing the woman to leave the car, documents state Munguia held her at knifepoint before binding her wrists and legs with duct tape, gagged her and put a bag over her head. Nadine El-Bawab, ABC News, 7 June 2023 Holding vulgar signs or asking pointed questions or even making gagging noises - as many students did when Judge Duncan was introduced - does not necessarily violate the university’s policy. Verb Keep an eye out for any signs of illness in pets too, including trouble breathing, fatigue, coughing or gagging, red or watery eyes, nasal discharge, inflammation of throat or mouth or reluctance to eat hard foods.
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