gags
gags
noun
Humorous jokes or witty remarks, often short, intended to make people laugh.
"His stand-up routine included many clever gags."
noun
Pieces of cloth or material used to prevent someone from speaking or making noise.
"The hostages had gags over their mouths."
verb
To prevent someone from speaking or expressing their opinions freely.
"A court order often gags witnesses."
verb
To choke or retch, often feeling as if one is about to vomit.
"The foul smell always gags him."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: muzzle, choke, quip, fret, strangle, suffocate, heave, retch, joke, jape, jest, laugh