1. Pertaining to the magnet or magnetism; having the properties of the magnet; attractive. Magnetic battery, a combination of magnets with their poles similarly disposed. Magnetic equator, the line round the globe where the needle has no dip. Magnetic fluid, a fluid assumed to account for magnetism. Magnetic induction, power in a magnet of imparting its qualities to certain other substances. Magnetic meridian, the direction indicated by a freely suspended needle. Magnetic pole, the pole where the needle dips vertically.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• nagnetical,
• kagnetical,
• jagnetical,
• mzgnetical,
• msgnetical,
• mwgnetical,
• mqgnetical,
• mafnetical,
• mavnetical,
• mabnetical,
• mahnetical,
• maynetical,
• matnetical,
• magbetical,
• magmetical,
• Magnetacal,
• Magnetikal,
• Magneticle,
• Magnetiscal,
• Magneticale