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marg

1 American  
[mahrg] / mɑrg /

noun

plural

margs
  1. an informal variant form of margarita, the cocktail drink.


marg. 2 American  

abbreviation

  1. margin.

  2. marginal.


marg British  
/ mɑːdʒ /

noun

  1. informal short for margarine

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Etymology

Origin of marg

First recorded in 1995–2000; by shortening

Example Sentences

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Developers say this was a regular occurrence, resulting in what Ben and Marg claim were known within the studio as "Leslie tickets".

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His former colleague, associate producer Margherita "Marg" Peloso, says the studio's culture also discouraged individuals from speaking out.

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Marg, who uses gender-neutral pronouns, says their own attempts to raise concerns were "laughed at" in meetings with bosses.

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"People just felt like they were being commanded to give a lot to the company without too much in return," says Marg.

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Marg says many at the studio expected MindsEye to receive a negative reception on launch, describing the approach to its release as "everybody holding their breath".

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