Macolyte
/ˈmækəlaɪt/
Macolyte noun: a loyal user of Apple products, such as Macintosh computers, iPads, and iPhones.
Noun
Macolyte (plural Macolytes)
- A loyal user of Apple products, such as Macintosh computers, iPads, and iPhones.
- So long as Macolytes keep paying Apple's high prices, its 28% gross margins should far exceed PC rivals — especially if it keeps expanding its portfolio with non-PC products such as the iPod MP3 music player.2002, Business Week, numbers 3814-3826, page 288
- Will anyone beyond deep-pocketed Macolytes fork over $499-599 (4GB and 8GB models, respectively) and embrace Cingular service, with its sluggish data network, for a two-year contract?2007 May 5, Steve Morgenstern, “Ring In The New”, in Billboard, page 27
- Synonyms:
- Machead
Synonyms of Macolyte
Forms of Macolyte
| plural | Macolytes |
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Origin of Macolyte
Blend of Mac + acolyte.
Questions about Macolyte
- What does Macolyte mean?
- Macolyte means a loyal user of Apple products, such as Macintosh computers, iPads, and iPhones.
- What part of speech is Macolyte?
- Macolyte is a noun.
- How do you pronounce Macolyte?
- Macolyte is pronounced /ˈmækəlaɪt/.
- What is the plural of Macolyte?
- The plural of Macolyte is Macolytes.
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