Lord

What do we mean by lord?

A man of high rank in a feudal society or in one that retains feudal forms and institutions, especially. noun

A king. noun

A territorial magnate. noun

The proprietor of a manor. noun

The House of Lords. noun

The general masculine title of nobility and other rank. noun

Used as a form of address for a marquis, an earl, or a viscount. noun

Used as the usual style for a baron. noun

Used as a courtesy title for a younger son of a duke or marquis. noun

Used as a title for certain high officials and dignitaries. noun

Used as a title for a bishop. noun

God. noun

Jesus. noun

A man of renowned power or authority. noun

A man who has mastery in a given field or activity. noun

The male head of a household. noun

A husband. noun

To insist upon or boast about so as to act in a domineering or superior manner. intransitive verb

The master of the servants of a household; the master of a feudal manor

One possessing similar mastery over others; any feudal superior generally; any nobleman or aristocrat; any chief, prince, or sovereign ruler; in Scotland, a male member of the lowest rank of nobility (the equivalent rank in England is baron)

One possessing similar mastery in figurative senses (esp. as lord of ~)

The heavenly body considered to possess a dominant influence over an event, time, etc.

A hunchback.

(via Cockney rhyming slang) Sixpence.

Words that are spelled similarly to lord:
lord.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word lord:
shiva, vishnu, hanuman, siva, brahma, palmerston, kitchener, rings, byron, chancellor, krishna, privy, peerage, rama, steward, admiralty, howe, protector, chamberlain, marquess, thy, barony, provost, viscount, manor, lords, earl, baron, salisbury, hon, lieutenant, lyon, mayor, deity, treasurer, isles, peer, eldest, baronet, sir, goddess, lady, temple, heir, treasury, churchill, succeeded, seal, advocate, justice, jesus, admiral, christ, grandson, russell, nelson, clan, duke, god, ireland, hugh, appeal, inherited, derby, son, castle, daughter, shall.

Words that rhyme with lord:
board, record, ward, accord, afford, cord, award, onboard, toward, reward, chord, hoard, ford, gourd, untoward, bored, sword, horde, dashboard, concord, keyboard, billboard, aboard, abhorred, landlord, sward, fjord, cardboard, overboard, smorgasbord, nord, gaylord, springboard, clipboard, blackboard, overlord, aboveboard, warlord, gored, adored, underscored, storyboard, chessboard, clapboard, seaboard, harpsichord, baseboard, floored, skateboard, checkerboard, switchboard, ord, fingerboard, surfboard, ignored, stored, restored, floorboard, headboard, pored, hord, soared, broadsword, inboard, corrugated cardboard, poured, snowboard, washboard, outboard, circuit board, clavichord, notochord, sounding board, implored, oared, scoreboard, explored, chipboard, concorde, scored, strike a chord, sound board, dartboard, bulletin board, pegboard, roared, fnord, paperboard, hospital ward, wallboard, hardboard, fiberboard, mord, acord, njord, spinal cord, deplored, verwoerd, display board, throw overboard.

Adjectives that are often used to describe lord:
good, noble, dear, great, feudal, young, blessed, gracious, old, supreme, sovereign, english, late, mighty, true, powerful, merciful, superior, divine, beloved, absolute, holy, former, sweet, glorious, exalted, rightful, chief, over, sole, dead, manorial, eternal, righteous, rich, dearest, temporal, worthy, absent, fair, honourable, universal, fourth, heavenly, learned, liege, singular, irish, wealthy, fifth, territorial, wise, illustrious, proud, mesne, wicked, precious, incarnate, honoured, hereditary, 5th, undisputed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective lord:
lieutenant, mayor, treasurer, chancellor, keeper, deputy, windermere, caversham, loam, president, hath, justice, chamberlain, protector, lieutenants, admiral, lieutenancy, north, god, steward, advocate, coleridge, richly, derby, chatham, waiting, lansdowne, duke, clarendon, mayors, peasant, glory, jesus, arthur, warden, bishop, melbourne, shaftesbury, rosebery, belville, baltimore, king, summerhays, gor, abinger, commissioner, reigns, supper, proprietor, touch, marshal, salisbury, general, seal, formal, lives, provost, prayer, delights, liverpool, lieutenancies, froth, clerk, bishops, your, selborne, chief, dapper, judge, roberts, sandwich, reading, emperor, treafurer, win, lover, master, leverington, delight, jehovah, lake, stratford, primate, register, armies, sheffield, rector, blows, ship, fungus, rochester, colchester, run, peterborough.

Consonant match to lord:
lard, laird, lured, loord.

Words that sound like lord:
lord, lourd, lourde, lard, loured, lowered, lured, layered, laird, leered, lort, liard, loord, laired, layard, lart, laura, lore, lords, lorry, lori, laud, lor, laurie, lordy, floored, laur, lora, laude, lawer, lory, lourdes, laure, lorrie, lawed, lorie, lawry, laury, loar, lauri, lawrie, lowrie, lurd, lrd, oh lord, lordie, lohr, lerd, lorey, lordi, loree, lorri, lorre, lawyered, loehr, lawford, plourde, lorah, lered, lord's, lorid, ward, horde, hoard, hord, shored, whored, chored, warde, hoared, loud, lar, lara, larder, lod, lowry, flowered, lour, lardy, lowery, lardo, lowrey, lards, glowered, lauer, lari, lodd, loused, larned, lahr, laar, lourie, floured, laad, lougheed, lollard, loughrey, louri, blared, allured.