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61mag — UK [mæɡ] / US noun [countable] Word forms mag : singular mag plural mags informal a magazine …
62mağ — I (Kəlbəcər, Xanlar) damın iki tir arasındakı hissəsi. – Bir evdə üç mağ pərdi döşənir (Xanlar) II (Biləsuvar) bacarıqsız. – O, yaman mağ uşağdı …
63mag — I. /mæg / (say mag) verb (i) (magged, magging) 1. to chatter; to talk rapidly and to little purpose. –noun 2. gossip; inconsequential conversation. {abbreviation of magpie (def. 5) –magger, noun –magging, noun II. /mæg / (say …
64mág — a m (ȃ) 1. pri starih Medijcih in Perzijcih svečenik, vedež: modrost magov 2. knjiž. čarovnik: mag s čarovno palico / ekspr. bil je mag pesniške besede …
65mag- — Ⅰ s. mag Ⅰ germ., Präterito Präsens; nhd. er kann, er vermag; Ⅱ s. mag Ⅱ germ.; Personenname (5. Jh.); …
66MAG — Ministerio de Agricultura y Ganadería (International » Spanish) **** Magahi (Regional » Language Codes (3 Letters)) ** Mines Advisory Group (Governmental » Military) ** Magnetek, Inc. (Business » NYSE Symbols) * Mountainland Association Of… …
67Mag. — [L.] magґnus (large) …
68Mag — • Magnitude (absolute) absolute Goessenklasse (eines Sternes) Astronomie • mag Magnitude (visible) scheinbare Goessenklasse (eines Sternes) Astronomie …
69Mag — [1] Magnitude (absolute) absolute Grössenklasse (eines Sternes) {Astronomie} [2] mag Magnitude (visible) scheinbare Grössenklasse (eines Sternes) {Astronomie} …
70mag — n Australian a conversation, chat. Usually heard in the phrase to have a mag with some one . This sense of the word was first recorded in England in the 18th century and is said to be derived from magpie as a synonym for or an evocation of… …
