gagger
/ˈɡæɡər/
noun
- A person who tells jokes or makes people laugh, especially as a performer or writer.
- The comedian was known as a great gagger who could make any audience laugh.
- The old gagger told jokes at the family dinner until everyone was in tears.
- As a gagger, she wrote funny lines for television shows.
- A device or object used to silence someone or something, often by being placed in the mouth.
- In the movie, the spy removed the gagger from the guard's mouth.
- The kidnapper used a cloth gagger to keep the victim quiet.
- The dentist used a small rubber gagger to keep the patient's mouth open.