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I’ve always been a quick gagger, though it has gotten worse as I get older.

And then there was “Gagger”—for some reason he didn’t even get an article in his name.

And everything I possess in this world, from my bonnet and striped silk dress to Father's deeds at the mercy of that gagger.

The English people ought now to realise the pass their Grand Old Gagger has brought them to.

The punctilious Mucklewame was still glaring severely after this unseemly "gagger," when he became aware of footsteps upon the road.