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gag it

gag it interjection: a phrase used when someone is stunned by something, often leaving the person speechless, impressed, or amazed.

Interjection

  1. (informal) A phrase used when someone is stunned by something, often leaving the person speechless, impressed, or amazed.
    • "I just paid my parents’ mortgage off." — "Gag it, Crystal!"

Questions about gag it

What does gag it mean?
Gag it means a phrase used when someone is stunned by something, often leaving the person speechless, impressed, or amazed.
What part of speech is gag it?
Gag it is an interjection.

Words near gag it in the dictionary

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

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