macintosh

¹

[ mak-in-tosh ]

noun

1. a variant of mackintosh.

Macintosh

²

[ mak-in-tosh ]

noun

1. Charles, 1766–1843, Scottish chemist, inventor, and manufacturer.

macintosh

/ ˈmækɪnˌtɒʃ /

noun

1. a variant spelling of mackintosh

Example Sentences

MacIntosh Ross of Windsor University joins us to talk about the uglier facets of the Olympic Games.

From Slate

Some Macintosh and Linux users, who were immune to the CrowdStrike-induced upheaval, devoted a portion of their morning Friday to spiking the football on Windows, even though the problem wasn’t caused by Microsoft.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s telling that, right after Apple released its widely derided “Crush!” ad to promote a megathin iPad Pro with a megapowerful M4 chip, many of its critics contrasted it with a different Apple commercial from 40 years ago: the aptly named “1984,” a Ridley Scott–directed Super Bowl spot used to announce Apple’s first Macintosh.

From Slate

In his debut “Money Never Wakes,” Nathan Macintosh squeaked in rage over the obscene inequities of class in this country.

From New York Times

Graves pointed to Apple’s famous 1984 ad introducing the Macintosh computer, which he said focused more on uplifting creativity and thinking outside of the box as a unique individual.

From Seattle Times

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