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gag for

Noun: A feeling or desire to have or experience something intensely.

Verb: To strongly desire or crave something.

Noun:

1. After months of dieting, she had a gag for a slice of cake.

2. He always had a gag for adventure and couldn't wait to explore the new hiking trails.

3. The young child had a gag for attention and would often act out to get noticed.

Verb:

1. She has been gagging for a vacation for months now.

2. The players were gagging for a win after their recent losing streak.

3. He was gagging for a cold drink after spending hours under the scorching sun.

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