Master

What do we mean by master?

One that has control over another person, a group of persons, or a thing, especially. noun

The owner or keeper of an animal. noun

The owner of a slave. noun

One who has control over or ownership of something. noun

An employer. noun

The man who serves as the head of a household. noun

One who defeats another; a victor. noun

A man who acts out the role of the dominating partner in a sadomasochistic relationship. noun

The captain of a merchant ship. noun

One whose teachings or doctrines are accepted by followers. noun

Jesus. noun

A male teacher, schoolmaster, or tutor. noun

One who holds a master's degree. noun

An artist or performer of great and exemplary skill. noun

An old master. noun

A worker qualified to teach apprentices and carry on the craft independently. noun

An expert. noun

Someone who has control over something or someone.

The owner of an animal or slave.

The captain of a merchant ship; a master mariner.

The head of a household.

Someone who employs others.

An expert at something.

A tradesman who is qualified to teach apprentices.

A schoolmaster.

A skilled artist.

A man or a boy; mister. See Master.

A master's degree; a type of postgraduate degree, usually undertaken after a bachelor degree.

A person holding such a degree.

The original of a document or of a recording.

The primary wide shot of a scene, into which the closeups will be edited later.

A parajudicial officer (such as a referee, an auditor, an examiner, or an assessor) specially appointed to help a court with its proceedings.

A device that is controlling other devices or is an authoritative source.

A person holding an office of authority, especially the presiding officer.

(by extension) A person holding a similar office in other civic societies.

One with dominion over the application of their mind Urban Dictionary

What you are when you can overcome someone or something Urban Dictionary

Setting on a hard disk drive, CD-Rom, etc. Urban Dictionary

D- completely awesome. Urban Dictionary

1. The Master is the Doctor's worst enemy. 2. Fans like to pretend that they were boyfriends. The network does not discourage it. 3. He's pretty fucking awesome. Urban Dictionary

Not anakin skywalker Urban Dictionary

Best of the best. Can not be topped. Urban Dictionary

The dominant person in a D/s or BDSM relationship. Also refered to as the Top, Dom, Domme. Urban Dictionary

Mastered is a term used in the music and audio industries. It is usually a song that is in or at its final stage before mass production or sells. A mastered song is a single stereo track that has been finalized by a mastering engineer who uses his skills, technique and gear to bring the life out of a mix. Fatten it up, making it full and thick at the same time bringing out certain parts in the mix. example - vocals. Urban Dictionary

To be the master of masters, or become the best you can be at something. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to master:
master, matter, aster, muster, mater, caster, easter, raster, mister, baster, faster, maser, vaster, taster, masher, paster, laster, gaster, waster, masser, masted, mester, manter, masker, marter, maister, -aster, malster, masten, moster, jaster, kaster, malter, haster, -master, mastor, mastr, marster.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word master:
grandmaster, divinity, mba, builder, ceremonies, rolls, sergeant, doctoral, degree, chess, lodge, phd, arts, degrees, thesis, doctorate, theology, slave, doctor, plan, mason, science, theological, guild, bachelor, masters, administration, diploma, fine, philosophy, classes, martial, seminary, economics, graduate, certificate, painter.

Words that rhyme with master:
aster, disaster, plaster, pastor, alabaster, castor, caster, raster, blaster, astor, pilaster, postmaster, faster, oleaster, headmaster, lancaster, vaster, quartermaster, broadcaster, taskmaster, schoolmaster, ringmaster, burgomaster, paster, webmaster, laster, gaster, toastmaster, forecaster, grandmaster, sportscaster, newscaster, heath aster, scoutmaster, concertmaster, sticking plaster, roadmaster, stratocaster, china aster, adhesive plaster, jaster, house of lancaster, mcmaster, court plaster, tansy leaf aster, mustard plaster, rush aster, new england aster, weather forecaster, sticky aster, maryland golden aster, kaster, mojave aster, beach aster, podcaster, white wood aster, sea aster, lath and plaster, upland white aster, eastern silvery aster, hairy golden aster, calico aster, genus castor, oriental alabaster, late purple aster, macmaster, stiff aster, bog aster, goldilocks aster, new york aster, prairie golden aster, television newscaster, azure aster, buckmaster, golden aster, prairie aster, small white aster, southern aster, cornflower aster, smooth aster, willow aster, aromatic aster, starved aster, wood aster, western silvery aster, perennial salt marsh aster, white prairie aster, bushy aster, goodpaster, genus aster, ast her, blast her, broadcast her, burgmaster, bypassed her, cast her, classed her, fast her, fightmaster, flamemaster.

Adjectives that are often used to describe master:
great, old, own, new, young, grand, good, unpublished, former, royal, past, absolute, dear, late, school, spiritual, greatest, perfect, true, divine, hard, undisputed, beloved, complete, sole, post, assistant, poor, french, supreme, imperial, head, quarter, cruel, acknowledged, music, famous, bad, longer, terminal, dead, his, italian, consummate, noble, gracious, excellent, worshipful, harbour, blessed, colonial, writing, worthy, fencing, thorough, senior, mighty, illustrious, heavenly, sovereign, three, indulgent, august, generous, unknown, wise, mathematical, celebrated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective master:
slave, piece, servant, stroke, pieces, arms, mind, builder, hand, key, spirit, mason, minds, builders, work, general, spirits, plan, passion, workman, craftsman, craftsmen, works, race, detail, strokes, carpenter, camp, masons, relationship, workmen, poet, gunner, hands, file, pupil, class, worker, mechanic, artist, sergeant, mariner, printer, morality, word, cook, teacher, ceremonies, mistress, record, painter, weavers, tailor, manufacturers, teachers, singer, player, keys, spring, atarms, narratives, thought, printers, manufacturer, principle, thief, singers, student, commandant, touch, mariners, rod, smith, sculptor, list, bedroom, signifier, attendant, poets, weaver, baker, mechanics, potter, spy, plans, artisans, musician, replication.

Consonant match to master:
muster, mr, musty, mister, misty, meister, mustagh, masty, masto, mester, misti, moisty, musto, mesta, masto-, maister, meester, moster, mestre, mustoe, mass t, massed a, mast a, mast he, mast her, may stir, meese to, mess to, mess too, messed her, miss t, missed a, missed he, missed her, missed how, mist a, mist he, mos t, most a, most he, mostow, mussed her, must a, must he, must her, must i, must owe, must tie, must to, must too, must who.

Words that sound like master:
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