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Friday, 19 September 2014

Mac stands for and its origin

  

 

  1. mac
    mak/
    noun
    Britishinformal
    noun: mac; plural noun: macs; noun: mack; plural noun: macks
    1. a mackintosh.
    Origin
    early 20th century: abbreviation.
    Mac1
    mak/
    noun
    trademark
    noun: Mac; plural noun: Macs
    1. a type of personal computer.
    Origin
    1980s: from Macintosh, the brand name of a range of computers manufactured by Apple Inc.; the range was named after a variety of dessert apple (see McIntosh).
    Mac2
    mak/
    noun
    North Americaninformal
    noun: Mac
    1. a form of address for a man whose name is unknown to the speaker.
      "haven't seen you for a while, Mac"
    Origin
    early 17th century (originally a form of address to a Scotsman): from Mac-, a patronymic prefix in many Scots and Irish surnames.
    Use over time for: mac
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