Definition
Definition of gagger - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The comedian was known as a gagger for his quick wit.
2.
- He was a gagger and couldn't swallow pills easily.
3.
castingTECH. metal piece holding sand in a moldTECH.
- The gagger was crucial in keeping the mold intact.
Origin of gagger
English, gag (choke/joke) + -er (agent)
Examples of gagger in a sentence
As a gagger, he thrived on audience interaction. As a gagger, he avoided certain foods. The dentist noted she was a gagger during the exam. Without the gagger, the mold would collapse. The foundry worker adjusted the gagger for a better fit.
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- French:blagueur, personne avec un fort réflexe nauséeux, ...
- German:Witzeerzähler, Person mit starkem Würgereflex, ...
- Italian:battutista, ipersensibile al riflesso faringeo, ...
- Spanish:comediante, persona con reflejo nauseoso, ...
- Portuguese:piadista, pessoa com reflexo de vómito forte, ...
- Chinese:笑匠, 容易反胃的人, ...
- Japanese:ギャガー, ギャッガー, ...
- Arabic:مُلْقِي النُّكَت, شخص سريع التقيؤ, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹמִיקָאי, מְגַגֵּג, ...
- Russian:шутник, человек с сильным рвотным рефлексом, ...
- Ukrainian:жартівник, гегер, ...
- Hindi:गैगर, गले में रुकावट की प्रतिक्रिया वाला व्यक्ति, ...
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