mag¹ /mag/ (informal)

mag² /mag/ (dialect)

To chatter

1. To tease
2. (Walter Scott magg) to steal

1. Chatter
2. The magpie
3. The long-tailed titmouse

mags or maggs plural noun (perh same as mag³; Scot)

1. A gratuity
2. The free allowance granted to some workers, esp drinks for brewery employees

magsˈman noun

A street swindler

mag³ /mag/ or meg /meg/ (archaic sl)

A halfpenny (also maik (now Scot) or make /māk/)

mag. /mag/

1. Magnesium
2. Magnetic
3. Magnetism
4. Magnitude

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• wasegooses
• wases
• wash
• Wash.
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• wash-and-wear
• washateria
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• wash away
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