'zine

Or zine

[zeen]

noun

1. a shortened form of fanzine.

zine

/ ziːn /

noun

1. informal,  a magazine or fanzine

Word History and Origins

Origin of 'zine¹

By shortening

Example Sentences

A dog-eared punk zine flutters near a vellum-bound folio.

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Maybe you worked with Food Not Bombs and made a clip-art anarchist zine back when you lived in a punk house, but a moderately popular Bluesky user has never heard any of those words before and is filing you under “wine moms 4 Kamala.”

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Maybe you worked with Food Not Bombs and made a clip-art anarchist zine back when you lived in a punk house, but a moderately popular Bluesky user has never heard any of those words before and is filing you under “wine moms 4 Kamala.”

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The “Studio Hours” program takes place Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., offering weekly work sessions where folks can come to study, dream, conspire and contribute to Harvin’s second edition of the Studio Symoné zine, which will focus on telling stories in the L.A. beauty communities.

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Although the zine is free, only a handful are printed, scattered around the venue at the start of each night, and you won’t know if you’re in the zine until you look through it.

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