MAGAt

9.9

A rude word for a person who supports Donald Trump and wears a red Make America Great Again hat

noun
/ˈmægæt/

Offensive

: fanático de Trump (despectivo)

During the campaign, the Magats were known for their enthusiastic demonstrations across the country.

Examples

Loeb and Magat (1979) attempt to replicate private price discrimination through regulation; their scheme has the government award monopolists for the consumer surplus they generate.

Academic text (1998)
Many Magats proudly wear their red hats at political rallies to show their support for Donald Trump.
In a heated debate, a Magat defended the president's policies passionately.

Synonyms

Trumpian

vsMAGAt

Literature

2 8.4

A person who supports Donald Trump or acts like him

is an insulting label for zealous supporters often marked by a red campaign hat

MAGA

vsMAGAt

Literature

1 9.2

A person who supports Donald Trump's political movement in the United States

is an insulting name for zealous supporters often marked by a red campaign hat

trumper

vsMAGAt

Slang

1 9.4

A person who supports Donald Trump in politics

is an insulting term for zealous supporters often marked by a red campaign hat

proud Trumpster

vsMAGAt

Slang

8.2

A person who strongly supports Donald Trump and shows it in public

is an insulting label for zealous supporters often marked by a red campaign hat

Surface Forms

MAGAt singular

MAGAts plural

Morphology

MAGAt = MAGA (semi-transparent) = MAGA + t

Formally built from the acronym MAGA with a derogatory appended 't'; the relation is clear to those who know MAGA but the suffix is informal and non‑productive, so meaning is only partially predictable.

Etymology

MAGAt comes from the slogan MAGA ('Make America Great Again') and the red MAGA hat many supporters wear, so it names a very strong supporter of Donald Trump and is often used as an insulting slang word.