Definition

A type of publication that combines features of a magazine and a catalog, often used for marketing purposes.

Example

The company released a new magalog showcasing their latest products.

Conversation

Have you ever seen a magalog before?

No, I haven't. What is it?

It's kind of a mix between a magazine and a catalog.

That sounds interesting! I'd love to check one out.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Magalog is a blend of "magazine" (from French *magasin*, meaning store or warehouse) and "catalog" (from Greek *kata* meaning down and *logos* meaning word or reason). The term refers to a publication that combines features of both a magazine and a catalog, typically showcasing products with editorial content.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'magazine' as a store of information and a 'catalog' as a collection of items — a magalog combines both, presenting products with engaging content.

Visually Confused Words