magazine

As a noun magazine

is "magazines".

As an adjective magazinelike is

resembling or characteristic of a magazine (publication).

As a noun magazine

is "magazines".

As an adjective nonmagazine is

not of or pertaining to magazines.

As nouns the difference between magazine and magazineland

is that magazine is "magazines" while magazineland is (informal) the industry that publishes magazines.

As nouns the difference between magazine and vogue

is that magazine is a periodical publication, generally consisting of sheets of paper folded in half and stapled at fold while vogue is the prevailing fashion or style.

As a verb vogue is

to dance in the vogue dance style.

As a proper noun Vogue is

a fashion and lifestyle magazine.

As nouns the difference between magazine and magaziner

is that magazine is "magazines" while magaziner is someone who writes for a magazine.

As nouns the difference between magazine and magalogue

is that magazine is "magazines" while magalogue is a type of catalogue with a magazine-like style.

As nouns the difference between magazine and newsmagazine

is that magazine is "magazines" while newsmagazine is a magazine that specializes in delivering news.

As nouns the difference between magazine and covermount

is that magazine is "magazines" while covermount is a freebie, such as a compact disc, mounted on the cover of a magazine.