Mac is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (short for) mackintosh, also MACK
• a type of personal computer.
• a form of address for a man whose name is unknown to the speaker
• a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric
• macintosh
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a raincoat
• A prefix, in names of Scotch origin, signifying son.

Words related to MAC

macintosh16 mack12 macs8

Words that contain MAC

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How to use MAC in a sentence

• Mac, who was cook that week, was the only man left in the tent.
• And still Mac prayed the Lord to catch up this slip he had made here on the Yukon with reference to the natives.
• The Boy contributed a shirt of his own, and helped Mac to put it on the incredibly thin little figure.
• Mac noticed the movement, listened, and then got up, lifted the latch, and cautiously looked out.
• But Mac persisted, and went on pouring, drop by drop, whenever he stopped trying to restore the action of the lungs.
• Alone with him at last, Mac kept his eyes religiously turned away, sat down by the fire, and watched the sparks.
• Was the obscure nightmare coming down to crush him again? Mac tried to soothe him.
• His first blow sent Mac to ground with a broken arm.
• Aongus Mac Nathfrich went to meet him soon as he heard the account of his coming.
• Mac and I stared at each other when we heard it at breakfast, but still kept our own counsel in silence.
• I stayed with his brother Mac Williams might near twenty-five or thirty years.
• I shall give him the chance to do the killing, Mac.
• The Miss Mac Taafs were both on the ground, and both standing enough in profile, to give Lord Arranmore a full and perfect view of their figure, without being seen by them.
• This tour was a grand success, and once more, for less than three months of work, Mac and I banked more than a hundred pounds apiece.
• But that enraged the wasp, and it stung Mac on the little finger.
• There we found Mac, his head split in two as though it had been done with an axe.
• Have Mac take her a cup of good, strong coffee and something to eat.
• Fortunately Mac had not heard the parting remark of the policeman.
• To the watchers on the shore, it seemed hours since he had disappeared, days since chubby little Mac had been swept out of sight.
• Then, even if they did sail before Mac appeared, they could be safely intercepted in time for a rescue.
• Up in the mountains lived Mac Strann, the hermit-trapper, who hated everything in the wide world except his young brother, the beautiful, wild, and sunny Jerry Strann.
• Mac Strann raised his head, and his terrible eyes fixed upon Dan Barry.
• Mac Strann passed him a look and Fitz come back with a word.
• Mac Strann laid his giant hand on the shoulder of Jerry.
• He could not tell whether or not some animal might be lying down between the posts, but Mac Strann, pausing at every stall, seemed to satisfy himself at a glance.
• By that brief glow Mac Strann looked up and down the wall.
• For a distance he could not judge, since seconds were longer than minutes to Mac Strann now.
• Mac Strann brandished a ponderous fist in defiance that was half hysterical.
• The horse went down like lead, and Mac Strann was dragged down beneath the surface.
• In a moment firm land was beneath the feet of Mac Strann, and he turned his dull eyes of amazement upon Dan Barry.
• As the blanket of rain shut over him, Mac Strann looked back.

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