Meanings
- colloquialuncountableThe act of editing or writing for a magazine.
Henry Luce was a magazining genius with an incredible sensitivity to soon-to-break waves of popular sentiment[…]
1980, James David Barber, The pulse of politics: electing presidents in the media age, page 1541 more example
Thus, though Byron is gone after his Don Juan — Scott and Southey out of the rhyme department — Wordsworth stamp-mastering — Coleridge's poetry in abeyance— Crabbe mute as a fish - Campbell and Wilsont merely magazining
1831, Fraser's Magazine
- gerundparticiplepresentpresent participle and gerund of magazine
Origin
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