gaggle

A flock of wild geese. găg-gler, s . [Eng. gaggl (e); -er.) A goose. găg'-gling, *găg'-ling, a . & 8. [GAGGLE, v.] A. As adj .: Cackling; making a noise like a goose . "If I have company they are a parcel of chattering magpies; if abroad, I am a gaggling goose."-Guardian, No. 132. B. As subst.: The noise made by geese. "Being descried by the gagling of geese, M. Manlius did awaken, and keep them from entrance."- Raleigh : History of the World , bk. iv., ch. vii., § 1. *găg-toôth, s. [ Eng.gag , and tooth . ] A projecting tooth. *găg-toothed, a. [Eng. gagtooth; -ed.] Having projecting teeth.