Morpheme
Gag
Type
free base
Denotation
choke, strangle
Etymology
Early Modern English gagge and Middle English gaggen; possibly of onomatopoeic origin or influenced by Old Norse gag-háls
Evidence
antigag, gag, gagfest, gaggable, gagged, gaggee, gagger, gaggery, gaggier, gaggiest, gagging, gaggy, gagless, gagman, gagmeister, gagroot, gags, gagsmith, gagster, gagtooth, gagworthy, gagwriter, gagwriting, handgag, regag, ungag
