mac

noun (1)

\ ˈmak

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variants: or mack

Definition of mac

(Entry 1 of 6)

British

: mackintosh

mac

noun (2)

Definition of mac (Entry 2 of 6)

informal

: macaroni —commonly used in the compounds mac and cheese and mac 'n' cheese For those tired of seafood—it happens—a homey mac and cheese was the comfort food for the day.— Sam GuginoDear Barbecue Joint: You make amazing mac 'n' cheese … but must you add crumbled bacon?— Julie R. Smith

Mac

noun (3)

\ ˈmak

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Definition of Mac (Entry 3 of 6)

: fellow —used informally to address a man whose name is not known

Mac

abbreviation (1)

Definition of Mac (Entry 4 of 6)

Machabees

Mac

abbreviation (2)

variants: or Macc

Definition of Mac (Entry 5 of 6)

Maccabees

MAC

abbreviation (3)

Definition of MAC (Entry 6 of 6)

military airlift command

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Synonyms for mac

Synonyms: Noun (1)

mackintosh (also macintosh) [chiefly British], oilskin, raincoat, slicker, waterproof [chiefly British]

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Noun (1)

I'm glad the little nipper remembered his mac today, because it's supposed to rain.

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The first known use of mac was in 1901

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Mac

noun

English Language Learners Definition of Mac

US, informal + old-fashioned + sometimes impolite —used to speak to a man who you do not know

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mac

abbreviation

Medical Definition of mac

(Entry 1 of 2)

macerate

MAC

abbreviation

Medical Definition of MAC (Entry 2 of 2)

1 maximum allowable concentration

2 Mycobacterium avium complex

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