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gag a maggot

gag a maggot verb: to cause great disgust or nausea.

Verb

gag a maggot (third-person singular simple present gags a maggot, present participle gagging a maggot, simple past and past participle gagged a maggot)

  1. (US, slang) To cause great disgust or nausea.

Forms of gag a maggot

third-person singular presentgags a maggot
present participlegagging a maggot
past participlegagged a maggot
pastgagged a maggot

Questions about gag a maggot

What does gag a maggot mean?
Gag a maggot means to cause great disgust or nausea.
What part of speech is gag a maggot?
Gag a maggot is a verb.
What is the past tense of gag a maggot?
The past tense of gag a maggot is gagged a maggot.

Words near gag a maggot in the dictionary

  1. Gafsa
  2. gafty
  3. gag
  4. gag a buzzard off a gut wagon
  5. gag a dog off a gut wagon
  6. gag a maggot
  7. gag gift
  8. gag gifts
  9. gag it
  10. gag me with a spoon
  11. gag order

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