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61gag- — Ⅰ s. gag Ⅰ germ., schwach. Verb; nhd. gähnen; Ⅱ s. gag Ⅱ germ.?, schwach. Verb; nhd. gackern; …
62Gag — der Gag, s (Mittelstufe) durch Wortspiele, technische Tricks entstehende komische Situation in Filmen, Theaterstücken, Kabaretts usw., witziger Einfall Beispiele: In diesem Film gibt es viele lustige Gags. Der Gag hat dem Publikum gefallen …
63gag — [gasg] 1. in. to retch or choke, especially with much noise. (Standard English.) □ The food was so horrible I almost gagged on it. □ Don’t eat so fast. You’ll gag. 2. n. a joke; a trick. □ She tells the best gags …
64gag — 1. noun a) A device to restrain speech, such as a rag in the mouth secured with tape or a rubber ball threaded onto a cord or strap. b) An order or rule forbidding discussion of a case or subject …
65gag — Synonyms and related words: Oregon boat, acoustic tile, acting, antiknock, asphyxiate, baffler, balk, barf, be nauseated, be seasick, be sick, belly laugh, bilbo, blue story, boggle, bond, bonds, bottle up, bridle, bring up, buffoonery, business …
66Gag — a) geistreiche Idee, Grille, komische Situation, lustige Idee, Slapstick, Spaß, Witz, witziger Einfall; (geh.): Kaprice; (bildungsspr.): Inspiration; (ugs.): Dreh, Geistesblitz, Joke; (ugs. scherzh.): Gedankenblitz; (Jargon): Highlight;… …
67gag — is., sin., TV, İng. gag Bakınız gülüt …
68gag — (pron. ghèg ) Inglese: trovata comica, con speciale riferimento allo spettacolo cinematografico. La gag non è una battuta ; non consiste in parole, ma in situazioni, in un gesto o in serie di gesti che provocano, per una reazione quasi… …
69gag — m III, D. u, N. gagiem; lm M. i film. teatr. «żart, dowcip sytuacyjny; zaskakujący chwyt komediowy stosowany w filmie, rzadziej w teatrze» Burleskowy, farsowy gag. Gagi sceniczne. ‹ang.› …
70gag me — vp How disgusting! Look! His crack is showing above his pants gag me with a spoon! 1980s …
