MAC /mak/

1. Migration Authorization Code, used to change between broadband Internet providers
2. Multiplex Analogue Components, designating a method of encoding television signals

Mac¹, also written Mc and M’ /mak, mək/

A Gaelic prefix in names, meaning son (of)

Mac² /mak/

An informal term of address used to a man whose name is not known

Mc- or Mac- /mək-/ (informal)

Implying that a thing is considered inferior or unworthy, as in a McJob

mackintosh or macintosh /makˈin-tosh/

1. (short form mac or mack /mak/) a kind of waterproof rubberized cloth
2. A coat made with this material
3. Any waterproof coat or raincoat. See also McIntosh red

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