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To apply a gag to; to silence.
Something thrust into the mouth to hinder speech.
Vigo commanded a gag for Lucas, saying, with the only touch of anger I ever knew him to show: He shall hang when the king comes in. "Helmet of Navarre", - Bertha Runkle
Vigo commanded a gag for Lucas, saying, with the only touch of anger I ever knew him to show: He shall hang when the king comes in.
Mr. Bennett don't exactly gag the old man and lock him in the cellar. "Torchy", - Sewell Ford
Mr. Bennett don't exactly gag the old man and lock him in the cellar.
Her ankles were free, the gag had been taken from her lips. "At the Villa Rose", - A. E. W. Mason
Her ankles were free, the gag had been taken from her lips.