Magog
- proper noun
- /məˈɡɔɡ/
- Magog, Magog.
Examples
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Magog, Magog.
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" We're headed for Magog on pressing business," Louvia said.
Fiction book (1999) -
This letter is from a judge in Magog.
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"Magog, eh?" The official had a pleasant face and manner.
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That's not for you, Magog.
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Even in Magog, a city of blossoms, the bakery stood out because of its multitude of flowers.
Fiction book (1999) -
They ran a tiny bakery, a patisserie, in Magog.
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Magog's salle de ville was a modern white brick building with a shiny red mansard roof.
Fiction book (1999) -
This letter is from a judge in Magog.
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Even in Magog, a city of blossoms, the bakery stood out because of its multitude of flowers.
Compounds
- Literature
Two enemies in the Bible who fight God's people at the end of the world
Surface Forms
Etymology
Magog for the town in Quebec comes from the nearby Memphremagog, an Abenaki name meaning 'big lake' or 'large open water', so the town's name reminds you of the large lake beside it.