Add to ORKGkeg v[To hear ] that "So-and-So is cagged", suggests [-]i[-]the idea that possibly he has been _barrelled_ up...It simply means the _cagged_ man _has taken the pledge_, and has sworn against the _cag_.Used IUsed I1Used Icag, cagging or kegging, cagged, keg/cag out, KEEL OUTChecked by Raji Sreeni on Mon 29 Jun 2015;A typed slash (/) appears on the card with a 2 written over it in blue ink
keg vPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956Used IUsed I2Used Isee _keel out_ ; cag, cagging or k...
keg nCo See EDD SupUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used Ikag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue...
keg n[-] Re[-]Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedcag, kag, keg buoy, when the rum is in the 'kag, '...
keg vcagged: of a man who has taken the pledge and has sworn against the _cag_ (Nfld...
keg vFinally, but .....maintaining his sobriety to the bitter end, he would _cag out_, i.e., succ...
keg vCagg, to cagg 1 "A military term used by private soldiers signifying a solemn vow or resolutio...
keg v...it is not, however, uncommon to see a servant, who finds that his drink has a violent effe...
keg vhave two contextual examples just showing that this is the pronunciation he is recording. ...
keg v_ cag_Used IUsed I and SupNot usedsee KEG v; cag, cagging or kegging, cagged, keg/cag out, KEEL...
keg nKeg; small barrelUsed I and SupUsed SupWithdrawnkag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue d...
keg nThey promised him a couple of cags of beer.WK Sep 67Used I and SupUsed SupWithdrawnkag, when th...
keg nUseful _cag_ examples.Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedkag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'th...
keg nWill be prominently discussed in Intro, with _lag_ , _zad_. [check] ...
keg vThe Roman Catholic part of the pop- ulation, more especially, have an old custom called "caggi...
keg vFrom the cheapness of rum, the labouring people, though by no means generally, acquire habits ...
keg vPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956Used IUsed I2Used Isee _keel out_ ; cag, cagging or k...
keg nCo See EDD SupUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used Ikag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue...
keg n[-] Re[-]Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedcag, kag, keg buoy, when the rum is in the 'kag, '...
keg vcagged: of a man who has taken the pledge and has sworn against the _cag_ (Nfld...
keg vFinally, but .....maintaining his sobriety to the bitter end, he would _cag out_, i.e., succ...
keg vCagg, to cagg 1 "A military term used by private soldiers signifying a solemn vow or resolutio...
keg v...it is not, however, uncommon to see a servant, who finds that his drink has a violent effe...
keg vhave two contextual examples just showing that this is the pronunciation he is recording. ...
keg v_ cag_Used IUsed I and SupNot usedsee KEG v; cag, cagging or kegging, cagged, keg/cag out, KEEL...
keg nKeg; small barrelUsed I and SupUsed SupWithdrawnkag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue d...
keg nThey promised him a couple of cags of beer.WK Sep 67Used I and SupUsed SupWithdrawnkag, when th...
keg nUseful _cag_ examples.Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedkag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'th...
keg nWill be prominently discussed in Intro, with _lag_ , _zad_. [check] ...
keg vThe Roman Catholic part of the pop- ulation, more especially, have an old custom called "caggi...
keg vFrom the cheapness of rum, the labouring people, though by no means generally, acquire habits ...
keg vPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956Used IUsed I2Used Isee _keel out_ ; cag, cagging or k...
keg nCo See EDD SupUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used Ikag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue...
keg n[-] Re[-]Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedcag, kag, keg buoy, when the rum is in the 'kag, '...