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"Gag Me": Meaning, Usage, and Origins
"Gag me" is a slang expression conveying strong disgust, disbelief, or exasperation. Often hyperbolic, it does not imply a literal desire to be gagged.
Examples
- "Gag me, that story is gross."
- "Gag me, he did that again?"
Literal Use
Rarely, it can mean a literal request to be gagged (e.g., to suppress nausea or noise), but the figurative sense dominates.
Origin: 1980s Valley Girl slang; popularized by media.
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