mag
1noun Informal.
Origin of mag
1mag
2noun
verb (used without object), magged, mag·ging.
Origin of mag
2Mag
noun
mag.
Origin of mag.
Related Words for mag
journal, magazine, quarterly, monthly, weekly, rag, sheet, review, slick, number, paper, newspaper, serial, throwawayExamples from the Web for mag
Contemporary Examples of mag
The pictures are on the front page of the mag and eight further pages inside.
An AB is a muscle found on magazine covers, an AD in the mag says Virginia's For Lovers.
American moviegoers and mag buyers should be given more credit.
Enjoy this video of New York Mag's Jonathan Chait explaining the vapidity of the "binders full of women" meme.
A source tells the mag: 'Pippa's been summoned for a crisis meeting.
Historical Examples of mag
My Aunt Bridget she called me 'Mag' when she didn't make it somethin' worse.
Thankful's InheritanceJoseph C. Lincoln
"Mag's a hungry," in a voice more like scolding than anything else.
The Fairchild FamilyMary Martha Sherwood
And Mag seemed as well content to wait, or rather more so than he was.
The Fairchild FamilyMary Martha Sherwood
Why this should be so large I have no idea nor any means of guessing, for the Mag.
See to No. 10 with all the accuracy possible, for in the Mag.