Similar words: demagogy, pedagogy, demagogue, pedagogue, synagogue, pedagogical, ago, fagot. Meaning: [ə'gɒg] 
adj. highly excited.
adj. highly excited. 
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(1) All agog to know what had happened.
(2) I've been agog all afternoon, waiting for the next part of your story.
(3) We were all agog with curiosity.
(4) He was all agog at the surprise announcement.
(5) Paul was agog with curiosity.
(6) We waited agog for news.
(7) The children were all agog with excitement at going to the seaside for suumer holidays.
(8) So the priest would listen, ears agog, eyes agape.
(9) However,(Sentencedict.com) Burke's outstanding performance had boxing enthusiasts agog with excitement and wanting more.
(10) The court was agog and the journalists continued to scribble away, knowing they were about to have a field day.
(11) Everyone was agog to hear what on earth comrade Khrushchev would say.
(12) The townsfolk of Berwick were agog, and not a little apprehensive.
(13) The students were all agog to know their grades.
(14) The children were all agog to see their parents.
(15) The whole town are all agog with expectation.
(16) The villagers were agog for the news.
(17) The victory set the whole town agog with excitement. Sentencedict.com
(18) This set the whole band agog.
(19) That set the whole town agog with excitement.
(20) The villagers were agog to hear the news.
(21) The prospect of Christmas left the children agog.
(22) We're off, all agog, for our first exciting view.
(23) The children were all agog to hear the story.
(24) The children were all agog to see their presents.
(25) The children were all agog with excitement at the circus.
(26) Indian official answers agog.
(27) Naturally, when the seedlings are planted out, you will be all agog to see what the blooms will be like.
(28) The fish-heads floated at the top, their scaly jaws agog, eve-sockets empty.
(29) You've talked about Diego Maradona being your football inspiration, and being agog as a seven-year-old at the famous mazy dribble he scored against England.
(30) The beauty of these towns, particularly Trogir and Dubrovnik, left us agog.
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