MAG

n. printed publication which is issued at regular intervals

n. feminine first name (form of Margaret)

n. magpie, person who talks all the time, chatterbox; chatter, small talk

v. make small talk, chatter; talk idly

Mag is the short form of several words:Magazine, either as a periodical publication or a firearm component.Magnum, stemming from the latin word for largeMagnetMagnification, in optical devicesMagneto, an engine component (typically in the context of aviation)Magnesium alloy wheels, commonly called 'mags'Manchester Airports Group (MAG), the largest UK-owned airport group, operating Manchester Airport and three othersMines Advisory Group (MAG), a non-governmental organization (NGO) concerned with removal of debris of war (landmines, UXO etc)The Maricopa Association of Governments, a regional council of governments representing the Phoenix metro area, Arizona, USA.Magnesium float, a tool used in construction to smooth concreteThe FN MAG machine gunMagnetic Accelerator Gun (Gauss gun, Railgun, Coilgun, or Mass Driver)Maximum Absorbency Garment, a diaper-like garment worn by astronauts during lift-off and spacewalks.Myelin-associated glycoprotein
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Noun
1. a periodic paperback publication; "it takes several years before a magazine starts to break even or make money"
(synonym) magazine
(hypernym) press, public press
(hyponym) colour supplement
(part-meronym) center spread, centre spread

n. Mag, feminine first name (form of Margaret)

v. possible, could be, might be, may be; wish, aspire; want; would like; should; like, be fond of, sympathize

n. Mag, feminine first name (form of Margaret)