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But the main attraction was gambling on roosters, which federal authorities said were made to fight — sometimes to the death — in an arena while wearing sharp blades known as “gaffs” on their legs.

We even left in “mistakes” — continuity errors, audio gaffs — using camera angles that may not feel as polished as other comedy specials.

The court also heard Craig had earlier texted a friend stating: "Gone to gaff the now to get that wee Bill."

From BBC

Ito rushed in with the gaff, helping to clear his way through the crowd.

“We use nets now, but we use a gaff all the time.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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