cagmag Antonyms
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Meaning of cagmag
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cagmag (n.)
A tough old goose; hence, coarse, bad food of any kind.
cagmag Sentence Examples
- The kitchen was an absolute cagmag after the dinner party, with dirty dishes strewn everywhere.
- He tried to fix the broken chair, but it ended up looking like a cagmag.
- The children's bedroom was a cagmag of toys, clothes, and books.
- After the storm, the garden was a cagmag of fallen branches and debris.
- The old shed in the backyard was full of cagmag – rusty tools, broken pots, and tangled wires.
- Despite her efforts to tidy up, her desk remained a cagmag of papers and office supplies.
- The abandoned warehouse was a cagmag of broken furniture and graffiti-covered walls.
- The garage was a cagmag of half-finished projects and old boxes.
- The alley behind the restaurant was a cagmag of garbage and discarded food containers.
- When he opened the cupboard, he was greeted by a cagmag of mismatched Tupperware and lids.
FAQs About the word cagmag
A tough old goose; hence, coarse, bad food of any kind.
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No antonyms found.
The kitchen was an absolute cagmag after the dinner party, with dirty dishes strewn everywhere.
He tried to fix the broken chair, but it ended up looking like a cagmag.
The children's bedroom was a cagmag of toys, clothes, and books.
After the storm, the garden was a cagmag of fallen branches and debris.
