magnet

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babe magnet

1. A person, typically male, who is very attractive to women. Often used with a degree of humor or facetiousness. Primarily heard in US, South Africa. John thinks he's such a babe magnet now that he's making so much money, but everyone thinks he's just as foolish as ever.
2. Something that attracts women to its owner, who is typically male. Often used with a degree of humor or facetiousness. Primarily heard in US, South Africa. I bought my motorcycle because I thought it would be a great babe magnet.
See also: babe, magnet

chick magnet

1. A person, typically male, who is very attractive to women. Often used with a degree of humor or facetiousness. John thinks he's such a chick magnet now that he's making so much money, but everyone thinks he's just as foolish as ever.
2. Something that attracts women to its owner, who is typically male. Often used with a degree of humor or facetiousness. I bought my motorcycle because I thought it would be a great chick magnet.
See also: chick, magnet

nerd magnet

slang Someone who seems to attract the romantic attention of a socially awkward or inept person, especially one obsessed or preoccupied with some specific, typically niche subject. Ever since I joined the high school jazz band, I turned into this major nerd magnet—all the dorky girls in there keep flocking to me in between classes! I wouldn't sign up to learn Japanese unless you want to end up a total nerd magnet.
See also: magnet, nerd
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

babe magnet

and chick magnet
1. n. a male who seems to attract good looking females easily. Keep your woman away from Chuck. He’s a babe magnet. Wilfred thinks he’s a chick magnet, but he only snags the dogs.
2. n. something, such as a car, that attracts good-looking females to a male. Man, I like your new chick magnet. Get any yet? He thought of a new car as a “babe magnet,” but all it drew was the repo man.
See also: babe, magnet

chick magnet

verb
See babe magnet
See also: chick, magnet

nerd magnet

n. a girl or woman who attracts dull males. Sally is weary of dating total drips. She is a classic nerd magnet.
See also: magnet, nerd
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • babe magnet
  • chick
  • chick magnet
  • any (one) worth (one's) salt
  • X Y is X
  • keel over
  • walk it off
  • walk off
  • toilet humor
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An organization reapplying for Magnet Recognition must provide documented evidence to demonstrate how staff members sustained and improved Magnet concepts, performance and quality over the four-year period since the organization received its initial recognition.
The girl had swallowed a one-inch long magnet while playing with her sister and experienced trouble in breathing after that.
Paul, who grew up in Coventry, said: "My brother-in-law came down and we were chatting and he said he'd been magnet fishing and told me what it was.
He used to stick the magnets to the walls of his classroom but after retiring, he had to bring 1,000 of them home.
As shown in Figure 10, the stator magnets are divided into two magnet arrays, that is, magnet array D and magnet array E.
Moreover, Honda designed a new motor which accommodates this new magnet. In addition to the shape of the magnet, Honda revised the shape of the rotor to optimize the flow of the magnetic flux of the magnet.
In order to reduce the eddy current loss of permanent magnet, researchers have conducted a lot of research [1-5].
Magnet Systems said it has unveiled a brand new approach to application development designed to simplify the entire process of developing and deploying enterprise mobile applications.
According to the company, the move marks the first time a cochlear implant has been approved for use with 3.0 Tesla (T) MRI without the surgical removal of the internal magnet.
The device has been approved for use with a 3.0 Tesla (T) MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) machine without surgical removal of the internal magnet. It is the only implant available in the United States with this indication, and it will be available in the spring of this year, the company said.
In the first activity, students drop a ceramic bar magnet on the floor to break it in half and then into smaller pieces.
31, 2012, of 2,722 patients aged 18 years or younger, 94 were found to have been admitted for suspicion of magnet ingestion.