magalog n.— «The 75-page “magalog” features models in very little lingerie designed “for girls who don’t like to wear underthings” and a mod boudoir scene with a young couple preparing for bed—sans wedding bands...
magalog n.— «The people at Simpsons have dubbed their new concept—a cross between a catalogue and a magazine—a “magalog.”» —“Fashion” by Beverly Bowen Globe and Mail (Toronto, Can.) Apr. 14, 1983...
magalog n. a catalog-like magazine with an exceptional amount of advertising or product-focused articles. Etymological Note: magazine + catalog (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
magalog n.— «As editor in chief of Condé Nast’s latest venture, Cargo, a shopping magazine—or, as some cynics prefer, “magalog”—for men, the younger Foxman told the Forward he’s out to empower men.» —“Crazy like a...