little magazine
noun
A periodical directed at a readership with serious literary, artistic, or other intellectual interests, usually having a small circulation and considered to appeal to a minority; compare earlier little review.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Henry James (1843–1916), writer.
- anti-emetic
- anti-establishment
- Antietam
- antifeedant
- anti-feminism
- anti-feminist
- antiferromagnetic
- antifouling
- anti-fraud
- antifreeze
- antifungal
- anti-g
- anti-gay
- antigen
- antigenic
- antigenic determinant
- antigen-presenting cell
- antiglobalisation
- antiglobalization
- Antigone
- antigorite
- anti-government
- antigravity
- Antigua
- Antigua and Barbuda