v. (UN-2 4 b.)
1705. Elstob, in Hearne, Collect. (O.H.S.), I. 109. Then he ungagg’d him.
1719. De Foe, Crusoe, II. (Globe), 580. Having … ungagg’d their Mouths.
1890. C. Martyn, W. Phillips, Agitator, 303. The Belknap Street colored church was their asylum; a roof that deserves to be held in honor by every lover of free speech; for here lips were ungagged when they were padlocked elsewhere for thirty years.
