- Look up
gaggle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gaggle may
refer to:
Gaggle (band), an all-girl
choir based in
London Gaggle (software),
student surveillance...
- Newsw**** is an
American w****ly news
magazine based in New York City.
Founded as a w****ly
print magazine in 1933, it was
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- A
press gaggle (as
distinct from a
press conference or
press briefing) is an
informal press briefing. The term has been used to
refer to a
briefing by...
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Shaggy and
Scooby fall
victim to the clown's
powers of hypnotism. 11 11 "A
Gaggle of
Galloping Ghosts" Wolfman,
Count Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, and...
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Gaggle is a
student safety and well-being
solution primarily used in K-12
school districts across the
United States and is
based in Dallas, Texas. Gaggle...
- to
heavy PAVN
antiaircraft fire.
Thanks to
innovative high-speed "Super
Gaggles",
which used fighter-bombers in
combination with
large numbers of supply...
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Archived from the
original on May 7, 2013 – via
National Archives. "Press
Gaggle with
Scott McClellan".
White House.
August 31, 2005.
Archived from the original...
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turned into a mountain." Bacchus, "at
whose feasts is
heard the
noise of
gaggling women's
tattling tongues and
shouting out of boys." Narcissus, "who fell...
- Zealand, such
informal press events are also
called media stand-ups or
gaggles. A
scrum in
rugby is a
procedure to
restart the game. From the outside...
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called goslings. The
collective noun for a
group of
geese on the
ground is a
gaggle; when in flight, they are
called a skein, a team, or a wedge; when flying...
