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MacKenzie Mauzy
MacKenzie Mauzy (MacKenzie Grace Mauzy), American actress born 1988 in Greensboro, North Carolina; played Rapunzel in Into the Woods (2014), Phoebe Forrester on The Bold and the Beautiful, Lizzie Spaulding on Guiding Light, and Linda Kasabian in Manson's Lost Girls.
Mackenzie McDonald
Mackenzie McDonald (Michael Mackenzie Lowe McDonald, "Mackie"), American tennis player born 1995 in Piedmont, California. UCLA's 2016 NCAA singles and doubles champion; career-high ATP No. 37; defeated Rafael Nadal at the 2023 Australian Open.
Mackenzie Mountains
Mackenzie Mountains, northern Canadian Cordillera range in NWT and Yukon, Canada; known for >10 km of Neoproterozoic strata (Mackenzie Mountains and Windermere supergroups), Rapitan glacial deposits, and Nahanni National Park Reserve.
Mackenzie Phillips
Mackenzie Phillips (born 1959), American actress and daughter of John Phillips of The Mamas & the Papas; starred in American Graffiti and as Julie Cooper on One Day at a Time, author of the memoir High on Arrival and now an addiction-recovery counselor.
MacKenzie Porter
MacKenzie Porter, based in Nashville since 2014, is a country singer-songwriter known for six Canadian country number-one singles and her role in the Netflix series Travelers.
Mackenzie River
The Mackenzie River drains Great Slave Lake to the Arctic Ocean through Canada's largest basin, about 1.8 million km2. Explored by Alexander Mackenzie in 1789 (Dene name Deh-Cho), it is the fourth-largest circumpolar river by discharge.
Mackenzie Rosman
Mackenzie Rosman (Mackenzie Lyn Rosman), American actress born 1989 in Charleston, South Carolina; played Ruthie Camden on 7th Heaven (1996-2007), later horror films, the Camdens rewatch podcast, and cystic fibrosis charity work.
MacKenzie Scott
MacKenzie Scott, American novelist and philanthropist, ex-wife of Jeff Bezos, author of The Testing of Luther Albright, Traps, and the 2026 Substack serialization Last Days in Two Nations; has given $26.3 billion since 2019 through unrestricted grants via Yield Giving.
Mackenzie Walser
Mackenzie Walser was an American nephrologist and Johns Hopkins professor of medicine who pioneered nitrogen-free keto analog therapy for kidney failure and urea-cycle disorders, and died in 2006.
Mackenzie Ziegler
Mackenzie Ziegler (Kenzie), American singer, dancer, actress born 2004 in Pittsburgh; Dance Moms seasons 1-6, Mack Z album #1 iTunes pop 2014, Phases, biting my tongue, and 2026 Broadway debut in & Juliet.
Mackerel
Mackerel: epipelagic Scombridae fish, chiefly Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus) and chub mackerel (Scomber japonicus); fast-growing schooling predators, heavily fished, oily flesh, managed under ICES and NOAA plans.
Mackerel as food
Mackerel as food: oily Scombridae fish (saba, 鯖) including Atlantic, chub, horse and king mackerel; high in omega-3 and vitamin D, low-mercury except king mackerel, histamine-prone, canned, smoked and cured worldwide.
Mackerel Oil and Gas Field
Mackerel is an offshore oil field in the Gippsland Basin of Bass Strait off Victoria, Australia, discovered in 1969 and producing through the Mackerel platform since 1977.
Mackinac Bridge
The Mackinac Bridge, known as the Mighty Mac, is a suspension bridge opened in 1957 that connects Michigan's two peninsulas across the Straits of Mackinac.
Mackinac Island
Mackinac Island: car-free Lake Huron island in Michigan, 3.8 square miles, ferry-accessed; site of Fort Mackinac (built 1780, captured 1812) and Mackinac Island State Park, formerly Mackinac National Park (1875).
Mackinawite
Mackinawite is a soft, black iron sulfide mineral, FeS, first described in 1964 from the Mackinaw mine in Washington and acting as the precursor to greigite and pyrite.
Mackinnon Treaty
The Mackinnon Treaty of 1887 was a concession by which the Sultan of Zanzibar granted his mainland territories to William Mackinnon's British East African Association.
Mackintosh
Mackintosh: rubberised raincoat invented by Scottish chemist Charles Macintosh, first sold in Glasgow in 1823; bonded-cotton fabric, generic "mac", brand now owned by Japan's Yagi Tsusho.
Macklemore
Macklemore, born Ben Haggerty (1983), Seattle rapper; with Ryan Lewis made "Thrift Shop" and "Can't Hold Us" and won four 2014 Grammys including Best Rap Album for The Heist; later solo artist and Palestine advocate.
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Seattle hip hop duo (formed 2008) of rapper Ben Haggerty and producer Ryan Lewis; self-released The Heist (2012) with Thrift Shop, won four 2014 Grammys including Best Rap Album over Kendrick Lamar, then released This Unruly Mess I've Made (2016).
Macklin Celebrini
Macklin Celebrini, Canadian center born 2006, first overall pick of the 2024 NHL Draft for the San Jose Sharks; youngest Hobey Baker winner, 115-point second NHL season, $18.8M-per-year extension, Olympic silver with Canada.
Macky Gee
Macky Gee is a British jump-up drum and bass DJ and producer, active since around 2010, best known for the 2017 track "Tour" and a member of the crew SASASAS.
Macky Sall
Macky Sall, born 1961 in Fatick, is a Senegalese geological engineer and politician, fourth President of Senegal (2012–2024), former prime minister under Wade, founder of the APR, whose term ended after the contested 2024 election postponement.
MacLeod syndrome
MacLeod syndrome, or Swyer-James-MacLeod syndrome, is a rare acquired unilateral hyperlucent lung caused by postinfectious obliterative bronchiolitis in childhood, with air trapping, oligemia, and possible bronchiectasis; unrelated to X-linked McLeod neuroacanthocytosis.
Macleods Pharmaceuticals
Macleods Pharmaceuticals is a Mumbai-based, family-controlled Indian generics manufacturer founded in 1986, best known for anti-tuberculosis medicines, with nine plants in India and sales in more than 170 countries.
Maclura
Maclura is a genus of about 13 spiny, dioecious trees, shrubs, and woody climbers in the mulberry family, Moraceae, native to Asia, Africa, the Pacific, and the Americas.
Maclura pomifera
Maclura pomifera, osage-orange or hedge-apple (bois-d'arc), a thorny dioecious Moraceae tree native to Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas, famous as pre-barbed-wire prairie hedgerows, with decay-resistant wood, and invasive in parts of Australia.
Maclyn McCarty
Maclyn McCarty (1911–2005) was an American physician-scientist who, with Oswald Avery and Colin MacLeod, provided the first experimental evidence that DNA, rather than protein, carries hereditary information.
MacMahon partition analysis
MacMahon partition analysis is a combinatorial method introduced by Percy MacMahon in 1915 that counts solutions of linear Diophantine inequalities via the Omega operator, revived by George Andrews in the late 1990s.
Macmillan Publishers
Macmillan Publishers, founded 1843 by Daniel and Alexander Macmillan, is a Big Five trade publisher owned by Germany's Holtzbrinck group, with US divisions including FSG, Tor, and St. Martin's.