Article and Gag

Article

Article noun - A short piece of writing typically expressing a point of view.
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Gag and article are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gag" instead a noun "Article".

Nearby Words: articled, articling

Gag

Gag noun - Something said or done to cause laughter.

Article and gag are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Article" instead a noun "Gag".

How words are described

old old article old gag
good good article good gag
nice nice article nice gag
particular particular article particular gag
Other adjectives: similar, specific, short, original, single, small, actual, entire, real, great, little, main, new, early, major, given, final, random, last, occasional, recent.

Both words in one sentence

  • It has been a running gag with Abby; she brings out 4 books and a magazine article.
  • Banana Peel The Cracked article "5 Pop Culture References Nobody Got in Movies and TV Shows" states that the origin of the banana peel gag is how filthy 19th-century streets were.
    Source: Banana Peel
  • Soap Within a Show The Credits Gag is a reenactment of Tears of Tomorrow, which crams in a lot of the soap conventions mentioned in the main article within a space of 30 seconds.
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