n. a publication that appears at regular intervals; a storehouse where weapons and ammunition are stored
Fran read a magazine. OR The army stored the gunpowder in the magazine.
Fran read a magazine. OR The army stored the gunpowder in the magazine.
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He absently flipped through the magazine.
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What was the name of the first humor magazine where Ted worked as a writer and artist?
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What magazine featured a story on Hillary when she was 21?
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I need to renew my magazine subscription.
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What kind of magazine was the look-out reading?
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Based on Jimmie's character traits, which children's magazine would interest Jimmie the very most?
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The army stored the gunpowder in the magazine.
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Based on his character traits, which magazine would Cap Wadell like to subscribe to the most of all?
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What was the name of Violet and her sister's online magazine website called?
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What magazine did a photo shoot with kids from Camp Kindle?
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The gastronome wrote an article about the restaurant for the gourmet magazine.
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What was the name of the magazine LeBron got to be on the cover?
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Based on the character traits of Freddie and Dondi Ruiz, which magazine would they enjoy the most?
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Do not be surprised if the magazine abridges your story.
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periodical; journal; storehouse; warehouse
novel
3 syllables
mag-a-zine
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