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n. (plural of azine English)

Usage examples of "azines".

Those things were all meant for the closet, rolled up beside those nasty mag­azines you never show your wife.

Also magazines like The Manchester Guardian and Monocle and The New York Review of Books.

Craziness is only a matter of degree, and there are lots of people besides me who have the urge to roll heads.

She subscribes to all the women's magazines and enters the sweepstakes.

Stacks of old magazines neatly tied up with twine‑Argosy, Bluebook, True, Saturday Eve­ning Post.

There were two old chairs with a pile of tattered mag­azines between them‑Outdoor Life, Field and Stream, True Argosy.

They looked up at Arnie and then down, self‑con­sciously, at their magazines.

Round the curving tracks two streetcars came, sleek, of the present time, linked together, and just in front of me I saw a blazing sight that was no more than a kiosk opening up in spite of the winter, its portable walls hung already with multicolored magazines.

I could make more money selling stories to The Saturday Evening Post and Collier's, weekly mag­azines full of ads, which published five short stories and an installment of a cliff-hanging serial in every issue.

There were so many other magazines hungry for fiction that the mar­ket for stories was like a pinball machine.

When the magazines went bust because of TV, Knox became an editor of paperback originals.

I've seen them in magazinesperfectly round tomatoes, and spherical car rots, and beans in corkscrewsbut I don't know anyone who can afford to cook with them.

I've seen them in magazines—perfectly round tomatoes, and spherical car rots, and beans in corkscrews—but I don't know anyone who can afford to cook with them.

Sarah rolled in behind it, as papers and mag­ azines flew in all directions, providing a small distraction.

Unlike most Russians he had for years not been prepared to accept that things could never change in his homeland, that corruption, laziness, bureaucracy, and lethargy were part of the system, always had been and always would be.