"On 6 January 2021, MAGAts paid a 'normal tourist visit' to the Capitol Building of the United States of America - and democracy and the Republic would never be the same."
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There go the MAGAt Republicans again spreading the lies and deceitful misinformation of their incompetent leader, Diaper Donald.
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ma-gət \
inflected form(s): plural -s
: one associated with MAGA aspiring someday to become little better than the flies of summer yet too underdeveloped, even still, to buzz off.
ma-gət \
inflected form(s): plural -s
: one associated with MAGA aspiring someday to become little better than the flies of summer yet too underdeveloped, even still, to buzz off.
<A rainbow coalition of the discontented, borne of shit, what we call Magats>
<Magats in the wild are attracted to the “Decay of Lying” but hate Oscar Wilde who wrote it because he’s gay, they say, as an arrogant adolescent repeating by rote>
<Don’t post bullshit; it’ll only draw Magats to your handle>
<Great Depression, nope, not ringing a bell. A tariff in lieu of tax sounds great, again? – Magat>
<What’s that god-awful smell? Oh, boy, instead of multiplying fish, looks like the Second Coming of Orange Jesus dragged out another red herring and sure as shit the Magats are all over it. Yecch!>
<Dear God, I thought, I've been infected by an earworm. My friend the Liberal says that's what you call Magats that get into your head and commence chewing your brains>
<Magats at FOX News cover this crap, of course>
<Magats in the wild are attracted to the “Decay of Lying” but hate Oscar Wilde who wrote it because he’s gay, they say, as an arrogant adolescent repeating by rote>
<Don’t post bullshit; it’ll only draw Magats to your handle>
<Great Depression, nope, not ringing a bell. A tariff in lieu of tax sounds great, again? – Magat>
<What’s that god-awful smell? Oh, boy, instead of multiplying fish, looks like the Second Coming of Orange Jesus dragged out another red herring and sure as shit the Magats are all over it. Yecch!>
<Dear God, I thought, I've been infected by an earworm. My friend the Liberal says that's what you call Magats that get into your head and commence chewing your brains>
<Magats at FOX News cover this crap, of course>
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The Magat was lead to her death when storming the capitol after blindly following the orders of the orange devil cult leader.
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Definition:
1. The practice of magic or sorcery.
2. Study and mastery of magical arts.
3. Ritual invocation of mystical forces.
4. Performance of enchantments and incantations.
Significance:
• It defines magical practice.
• It emphasizes ritual and discipline.
• It identifies arcane proficiency.
• It avoids vague or ambiguous terms.
• It simplifies descriptions of necromancy.
• It improves clarity in fantasy contexts.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "witch".
Past verb: magated
Present simple verb: magate, magates
Present continuous verb: magating
Definition:
1. The practice of magic or sorcery.
2. Study and mastery of magical arts.
3. Ritual invocation of mystical forces.
4. Performance of enchantments and incantations.
Significance:
• It defines magical practice.
• It emphasizes ritual and discipline.
• It identifies arcane proficiency.
• It avoids vague or ambiguous terms.
• It simplifies descriptions of necromancy.
• It improves clarity in fantasy contexts.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "witch".
Past verb: magated
Present simple verb: magate, magates
Present continuous verb: magating
Examples:
• "Magisters magate ancient rituals for prosperity."
• "Books (libries) detail methods of magating protective charms."
• "Wizards (magors) train apprentices in magating techniques."
• "Castles house libraries filled with magating secrets."
• "Festivals celebrate magating feats of magic."
• "Magisters magate ancient rituals for prosperity."
• "Books (libries) detail methods of magating protective charms."
• "Wizards (magors) train apprentices in magating techniques."
• "Castles house libraries filled with magating secrets."
• "Festivals celebrate magating feats of magic."
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