gags
n. plural-only B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈɡæɡz// UK //ɡˈæɡz// gags
n. jokes or funny stories, especially ones told by a professional performer. You use this when talking about comedy or someone trying to be funny.
n. jokes or humorous anecdotes, particularly those used in a professional comedic performance. Often refers to visual or verbal tricks designed to elicit laughter.
The comedian told several gags about his family.
The movie is full of visual gags that keep the audience laughing even during the silent scenes.
While the script was praised for its sharp dialogue, some critics felt the repetitive physical gags became predictable by the second act.
Usage
Plural form of 'gag'; takes a plural verb.