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Cag

Noun

1. A cage or enclosure used for confining animals.
2. Slang term for a prison or jail.
3. A small container used for holding or transporting items.
4. (Acronym) Computer Aided Graphics, a technology used for creating and manipulating visual content on a computer.

Verb

1. To confine or imprison someone or something in a cage.
2. To pack or store something in a small container.
3. To create or modify graphics using computer software.

Adjective

1. Pertaining to or characteristic of a specific region or locality.
2. Favored by or commonly enjoyed by many people.
3. In fashion or trendy at a particular time or in a specific location.

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

1. The lion was kept inside a cag in the zoo.
2. After committing the crime, the thief was taken to the cag.
3. I packed my belongings in a small cag for our weekend trip.
4. She works in computer-aided graphics and is skilled in using cag software.

Verb:

1. The circus staff would cag animals for performances.
2. Please cag these books before moving them to the storage room.
3. He spent hours cagging graphics for the new video game.

Adjective:

1. The local cuisine offers unique and cag dishes that are a must-try.
2. Rock music is quite cag among teenagers.
3. That hairstyle was cag last summer, but it's outdated now.

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