Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. Slang A magazine: surfing mags.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. The madge or magpie.
- n. The long-tailed titmouse, Acredula rosea, more fully called long-tailed mag.
- To chatter; scold.
- To tease or vex.
- n. Talk; chatter.
- n. A halfpenny; in Scotland (with plural), a gratuity expected by servants.
- n. An abbreviated form of magazine, 2.
- To steal; carry off clandestinely.
- n. An abbreviation of magnetism.
Wiktionary
- n. colloquial abbreviation magazine, the publication or ammunition
- n. colloquial abbreviation magnet
- n. colloquial abbreviation mag wheel
GNU Webster's 1913
WordNet 3.0
- n. a periodic publication containing pictures and stories and articles of interest to those who purchase it or subscribe to it
Examples
“For example a standard .300 win mag is around 24 inches low at 400 yards if sighted dead in at 200 yds.”
“For me as stated above for right now a 338 win mag is unnecessary but for somebody who can confidently shoot 400-500 yards it is great.”
“Ive been looking at getting a long range varminter/practice gun (.300 win mag is a bit much for a beginner to practice with all the time) and it looks like the TIkka Varminter has some competition!. 25-06 sounds good to me, but I have not heard of the 6. 5x284.”
“Without much drama you can get competent to get good 1st shot hits at 600 with that. 300 win mag is great if you want to go past 800, but at that point you should be looking at stepping up to a big 338, not a win mag, a RUM or some such.”
“The short mag is no better than the 300 win mag in terms of performance and the short mag ammo costs more.”
“No argument from me that the .338 Win mag is a superior big game cartridge.”
“IMO I don't think a 300 win mag is necessary east of the Miss river.”
“What helps with the .300 win mag is a good upland sweater wtih a shooting patch on the shoulder and confidence in your ability with your rifle.”
“I knew this mag is a tabloid, and some of the answers are a bit strange, but I really believed that the interview actually took place.”
Twilight Lexicon » Robert Pattinson in Scottish Daily Record
“Yes | No | Report from matt wasson wrote 3 weeks 3 days ago ya know Rabbitpolice I seen the shotgun man himslef Phillip B from this mag is a commenter ... pretty cool.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘mag’.
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Obscure Airport Codes
A list of airport codes (three-letter trigrams) used in ticketing and routing airplanes, cargo, luggage and passengers. The twist - these are obscure out of the way places most of us will never ve...
aat, abk, abm, abt, aci, adk, aer, aey, ahu, ajr, akf, akv and 111 more...
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3-letter Scrabble Words
aah, aal, aas, aba, abo, abs, aby, ace, act, add, ado, ads and 995 more...
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3 Letter Words
A list of English words that are three letters long.
ace, act, ade, ado, add, ads, age, ago, ail, air, aim, all and 397 more...
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Roots
act, aer, ambul, ami, amo, anim, ann, enn, arch, rcha, rchae, archi and 139 more...
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Unusual words for Words With Friends
A list of words that WWF recognizes as valid - most are unusual words; some are simply high-scoring.
botel, slipe, jeu, chub, chubs, cote, mure, tittle, dev, loo, hoke, helo and 357 more...
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Fun with Apocopes
Words created by removing the end of a longer or original word. See also Fun with Aphesis.
abs, ad, bio, veg, veggie, tux, auto, bike, carbs, pecs, bro, sis and 186 more...
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3LW
3 letter words, not the girl band.
boggle and speed scrabble would not be half as fun without them.aah, boa, dot, fun, ick, log, oca, pyx, sos, was, aal, bob and 342 more...
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Choppers
Words that have been cut down from their original glory, ie. apocopes, but are still 'understandable' in the chopped form. eg. doc for doctor. Most of them are horribilisms, I know :-( Let's keep t...
doc, rep, van, bus, fridge, pub, flu, hon, santa, diff, blog, exam and 49 more...
Tweets
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hernesheir Airport code for Madang, Papua New Guinea. Dec 29, 2009