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Meanings of gags in English

Russian
гликозаминогликан
Portuguese
glicosaminoglicanos
Spanish
glucosaminoglucanos
Catalan
glicosaminoglicans

Long unbranched polysaccharides consisting of a repeating disaccharide unit.

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гликозаминогликан
Usage of gags in English
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The gags had been taken out of the mouths of the men.
The Eagle of the Empire: A Story of Waterloo
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She'd ripped off the tape gags, but the plastic wrist-ties were impossible.
Aspho Fields
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They giggled and swapped gags about the superlative quality of their seed.
The Guardian
4
Bits of dialog are typed out; sight gags are turned into GIFs.
Wired
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Thus, dark personal dilemmas reside between the sight gags and smart one-liners.
The Guardian
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The leather gags...'Actually, no, I haven't the foggiest what you're on about.'
The genesis secret
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The movie's sight gags generated laughter at its debut screening in Toronto.
Reuters
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There are so many great turns of phrase and one-liners and gags.
The Irish Times
9
My patient gags and coughs, causing the ventilator to bark in alarm.
The new yorker
10
It was a good song, all right, with lots of funny gags.
Merton of the Movies
11
Among the slave-irons you found, were there any of those new-fashioned gags?
A Woman's Life-Work — Labors and Experiences of Laura S. Havilan...
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The Simpsons creators are on a roll with their couch gags lately.
Wired
13
Expect the usual dose of nihilism, crude gags and intergalactic violence.
The Guardian
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These gags aren't cynical, but their blithe spirit is part of the problem.
The Guardian
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Some of his most famous gags are included inthe talk story.
The new yorker
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But I hope you'll agree it rounds our word-play gags off rather nicely.
The Guardian