gaggers
/ˈɡæɡərz/
noun
- Things that cause a person to choke or gag, especially objects that get stuck in the throat.
- The vet removed several gaggers from the dog's airway.
- Parents should keep gaggers out of reach of young children.
- The toddler picked up small gaggers like buttons and coins from the floor.
- Jokes or lines in a performance that are intended to make people laugh, especially in a crude or shocking way.
- The comedian's routine was full of gaggers that had the audience groaning.
- The sitcom relied too much on cheap gaggers instead of clever humor.
- Some of the gaggers in that movie were too offensive for my taste.
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