gagger

Landa describes a husband and wife who were both severe gaggers. The sound of the wife gagging was sufficient to precipitate an attack of gagging in the husband, who was seated in another operatory.

It is concluded that to alleviate the problem of hyperactive gag reflex, incorporation of local anesthetic solution has been found to be useful in moderate to severe gaggers. In clinical trials the method was very successful.

Many folks think that if they throw out a salt block, gagger bucks will appear.

Judging game with your scope dialed up to the max will turn "average" into "a gagger" every time.

He extinguished his green gagger in a sand-filled coffee can, and stomped inside, his unlaced boots making about as much noise as Aunt Lucy does at the annual Cedar Rapids Clogging Championship.

But it was house rules, and this gagger buck wasn't even an option for our hunting crew

Next thing I knew, a gagger was heading for me on a beeline.

Doc took an angry puff on his green gagger, and we moved to the cabin's screened porch until the stench dissipated.

The price at around $4,200 might be a gagger at first blush until you consider what you might pay for the individual implements it replaces, as well as the time you'll save.

For sure, the cost of a successful draw is a gagger, more than $500 for the license and tag.

I was leaving Illinois, land of gagger whitetails, to hunt deer where a trophy is considered anything over 75 inches.

If snows arrive early it's a sure bet for gagger bucks.

I've killed several good mule deer bucks in Alberta, Colorado, Montana, and North Dakota, but no real gaggers.

Prime Minister David Cameron, Deputy PM Nick Clegg and wannabe PM Ed Miliband, as well as the self-appointed gaggers of Hacked Off, look increasingly silly as they try to unpick their own rash, illiberal agreement.