What is another word for magalogue?
Pronunciation: [mˈaɡɐlˌɒɡ] (IPA) 
Magalogue, a term that originated from merging the words "magazine" and "catalogue," is a combination of both print materials - bound books, brochures, or pamphlets - that provide readers with styles, features, and products available for purchase. For alternative words for magalogue, we can consider using other portmanteau words such as "catalogzine," "catalogmag," or "magalog." However, others may prefer simpler terms such as "product catalog," "style magazine," or "shopping booklet." There are also variations like "catalogue magazine," "catalogue-style publication," or "magazine-style catalog." Different phrases can be used to express the same idea, depending on the target audience or industry.
