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gaggingly

gaggingly adverb: causing one to gag or choke.

Adverb

gaggingly (comparative more gaggingly, superlative most gaggingly)

  1. Causing one to gag or choke.
    • And have you clocked the billions of pounds they are making in profits? No company, no matter how much their gaggingly overpaid managers whine about the bulk of their investors being your pension, funds should be making this much.2007, Robert MacGregor, I Can't Take Any More Crap!, page 10
    • The thought of that relentless, cruel body that smelled of rancid oil, dung, and something more, something gaggingly sweet, almost made Olivia choke.2011, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Blood Games: Saint-Germain: Book Three

Forms of gaggingly

comparativemore gaggingly
superlativemost gaggingly

Origin of gaggingly

From gagging + -ly.

Questions about gaggingly

What does gaggingly mean?
Gaggingly means causing one to gag or choke.
What part of speech is gaggingly?
Gaggingly is an adverb.

Words near gaggingly in the dictionary

  1. gagging a buzzard off a gut wagon
  2. gagging a dog off a gut wagon
  3. gagging for it
  4. gagging order
  5. gagging orders
  6. gaggingly
  7. gaggings
  8. gaggle
  9. gaggled
  10. gaggler
  11. gagglers

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