magazines
- 1Plural of magazine.
Many fashion magazines release special editions each spring.
The soldiers carried spare magazines clipped to their vests.
Note
One regular plural serves every meaning of the noun, and each meaning is countable: periodicals on a newsstand, variety-format radio and television shows, ammunition storehouses, the munitions rooms of a warship, the chambers that feed a firearm, and the supply reservoirs of cameras, stoves or batteries. Context does the sorting. Soldiers carrying spare magazines have firearm chambers, while a reader stacking them has periodicals.
magazines is a form of magazine
magazine, noun: A nonacademic publication issued at regular intervals, containing articles by multiple writers on a broad topic or theme. Full entry
- Forms
- magazinemagazines plural
- Spelling
- magazine → magazines: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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