zine
zine
Definition
☆ zine (zēn)
noun
- a cheaply printed magazine published irregularly by amateurs, esp. one featuring images and ideas reflecting unconventional, often alienated thought
- a magazine published on the Web
Etymology: < (maga)zine
zine
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- publish: A number of years ago, Richard Bartle published a zine called Sauce of the Nile.
- do: Their site not only has details about them, but also a handy ' tips if you're doing a zine ' section.
- make: The workshops are as follows: Gemma will be doing a workshop on zine making and will be making a zine of the event.
- call: A number of years ago, Richard Bartle published a zine called Sauce of the Nile.
- base: One Struggle - A new ' zine based in the US.
- start: People writing to say they want to start a zine, having been inspired by R*E*P*E*A*T.
Adjective modifier
- online: Online humor zine from the land of the Waltons.
- own: Plus they are selling their own unique handmade zine.
- new: So the next thing you guys should be checking out is a new zine called Brindled.
- personal: Sister Disco #2 This zine is no longer available A great little personal zine.
- little: Sister Disco #2 This zine is no longer available A great little personal zine.
- small: It has a huge range of publications from the smallest zine to the largest of anthologies.
Modifies a noun
- editor: This can be useful for building contacts and goodwill between ' zine editors and, if need be, filling space.
- collection: The zine collection, dating from 2002, includes zines which reflect women's lives in the UK today.
- culture: The UK feminist zine culture appears to be thriving - and anyone can support it.
- distro: For a while I chatted to Mick, a guy with a girl's voice who runs a zine distro down in Wales.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near zine
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