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gagman

[gag-man] / ˈgægˌmæn /


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“As hard as it is to find anything at the Pentagon,” the veteran gagman quipped, “they finally found a sense of humor.”

From Washington Post Jan. 27, 2018

His next-door neighbor, Augie Poole, wants the magazine to buy his cartoons, but Augie can’t draw very well — he’s “a third-rate artist in whom a first-rate gagman was trying to claw his way out.”

From Washington Post Mar. 26, 2015

Here was a master craftsman of the one-liner to rival the great American gagman Emo Phillips.

From The Guardian Jun. 22, 2012

Aunt Benny, the female impersonator, looks and acts exactly like Comic Benny, the cigar-chewing gagman.

From Time Magazine Archive

Even then Garry was such an accomplished gagman that a fan named F. Scott Fitzgerald came backstage and solicited his collaboration on a revue.

From Time Magazine Archive

Of his seven current gagmen, one, Norman Sullivan, has been with Hope for 30 years.

From Time Magazine Archive

Bob Hope's gagmen were awakened at 3 a.m. for emergency jokes; James Allardice wrote the droll TV monologues that made Alfred Hitchcock a household deity.

From Time Magazine Archive

It also had the Paramount gagmen scraping the barrel bottom.

From Time Magazine Archive

The veteran variety man returns to the cameras with Jackie Vernon, John Byner and Eddie Lawrence heading a list of guest gagmen.

From Time Magazine Archive

But not a single top-rank U.S. comedian could get by for long without his stable of gagmen.

From Time Magazine Archive




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