Associations to the word «Mag»
Noun
- Fn
- Resonance
- Tomography
- Mri
- Blackwood
- Magnesium
- Wag
- Remington
- Dipole
- Dj
- Lev
- Absolute
- Dawkins
- Na
- Imaging
- Roth
- Magnet
- Ich
- Ieee
- Magnum
- Et
- Marine
- Connacht
- Flanagan
- Magma
- Magnetism
- Brightness
- Eng
- Spectroscopy
- Annal
- Sulfate
- Fir
- Amp
- Guadalcanal
- Lad
- Amplitude
- Saturation
- Flux
- Antrim
- Waveguide
- Okinawa
- Electric
- Spec
- Susceptibility
- Med
- Nate
- Nike
- Mor
- Spectrometer
- Calcium
- Magnitude
- Microwave
- Mac
- Toro
- Thrash
- Prefix
- Meath
- Microscopy
- Fra
- Magpie
- Coupling
- Manga
- Ct
- Oslo
- M2
- Maureen
- Rem
- Brit
- Logistics
- Aquaculture
- Sn
- Ng
- Ghz
- Scan
- Biol
- Amiga
- Lam
- Potassium
- Browning
- Mines
- Nu
- Squadron
- Aba
- Pc
- Maxim
- Lore
Adjective
Wiktionary
MAG, noun. (colloquial) (abbreviation) magazine, the publication or ammunition
MAG, noun. (colloquial) (abbreviation) magnet
MAG, noun. (colloquial) (abbreviation) mag wheel
MAG BOOK, noun. (weaponry) a container used to store and carry ammo clips (ammunition magazines for personal firearms)
MAG BOOK, noun. (UK) a book in the format of a magazine
MAG WHEEL, noun. (automotive) (originally late 1950s and into 1960s) A wheel for a motor vehicle, made from an alloy of magnesium, typically lighter and offering better heat conduction than steel wheels.
MAG WHEELS, noun. Plural of mag wheel
Dictionary definition
MAG, noun. A periodic publication containing pictures and stories and articles of interest to those who purchase it or subscribe to it; "it takes several years before a magazine starts to break even or make money".
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