Mag is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAG in dictionary:

VERB:
• to tease; to steal, also MAGG
• chatter incessantly.
• talk
NOUN:
• a magazine (periodical)
• a magazine (of ammunition)
• magnesium or magnesium alloy.
• a magneto.
• magnitude (of stars or other celestial objects).
• a gossip or chat.
• a periodic publication containing pictures and stories and articles of interest to those who purchase it or subscribe to it

Words related to MAG

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Words that contain MAG

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How to use MAG in a sentence

• Ang ycalua, mag confesar miminsan man taon taon, at cun mey hirap na yca mamatai.
• But still he was a personage of some rank, for his father had, like Neriglissar, held the important office of Rab Mag.
• Godfrey drew from Old Mag many stories respecting the manner of life among the various tribes of American Indians.
• Godfrey, with Charlie holding on to her skirt, had taken up a position in front of Old Mag, as the charging enemy came toward her, she fired.
• As they were about to start, it suddenly occurred to Mrs Godfrey that Old Mag was missing.
• The shawl, a red and black plaid, she had given old Mag at Grimross.
• And the ring was also presented to old Mag while a prisoner at Grimross.
• Godfrey proceeded to prepare the body of old Mag for burial, while the children played around the wigwam.
• In this grave the body of old Mag was placed as the sun was sinking below the horizon.
• He seized Chief Mag, which he always took with him, and fired it at DeFalt, who turning a complete somerset over the bow of the canoe into the river, was seen no more.
• When they arrived at the settlement Little Mag was taken to the home of the Lesters.
• Little Mag fell to the floor and awoke in the darkened room.
• This friend Mag usually called in to see when she came to the settlement.
• Mag told the friend to use the money in purchasing her wedding outfit.
• Godfrey, dated September, 1785, Little Mag and her husband are said to have been met in the street the day previous to writing.
• It is not at all likely that little Mag was long married before she appeared in presence of Governor Carleton.
• We arranged that Tom should put Mag on at the left wing, and then run round behind, and call Mag softly from the right.
• Meanwhile the fighting had gone on at Mag Tuiread by the lakes, till but three hundred of the Firbolgs were left, with Sreng, the fierce fighter, at their head.
• It was no place, that most aristocratic section of the city, for such as Silver Mag and Larry the Bat to be seen at that hour of night, or, rather, morning.
• The great Rab Mag was universally admired, and his three companions stood above reproach.
• They conversed together freely on all points, and no measure was put forth without the consent and approbation of the Rab Mag.
• Mag replied with a coarse jest, and the others laughed roughly, and Mysie and Robert, not understanding, wondered why the old man got angry.
• Black Jock had soon got into contact with them and finding them willing tools he had deserted Sanny and Mag Robertson.
• The encounter between Mag and Black Jock was the talk of the village.
• When Sanny Robertson came home that afternoon, he found Mag with swollen lips and half closed eyes and a face bruised all over.
• Rundell, Mag, with the insane decision she had made overnight still holding her mind, dressed herself in her best clothes, and without hesitation set off to the pit.

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