Sir

What do we mean by sir?

Used as an honorific before the given name or the full name of baronets and knights. noun

Used as a form of polite address for a man. noun

Used as a salutation in a letter. noun

To address as “sir.”

To use the word sir.

A Persian measure of weight, equal to 16 miskals or ounces troy. noun

A master; lord; sovereign. noun

A person of rank or importance; a personage; a gentleman. noun

Master; mister: a respectful and formal title of address, used formerly to men of superior rank, position, or age, and now to men of equal rank, or without regard to rank, as a mere term of address, without etymological significance. noun

Specifically— A title of honor prefixed to the Christian names of knights and baronets, and formerly applied also to those of higher rank, as the king; it was also prefixed occasionally to the title of rank itself: as, Sir King; Sir Knight; Sir Herald. noun

(b ) Formerly, a title of a bachelor of arts; hence, a title given to a clergyman; also, a clergyman. noun

A man of social authority and dignity; a lord; a master; a gentleman; -- in this sense usually spelled sire. noun

A title prefixed to the Christian name of a knight or a baronet. noun

An English rendering of the LAtin Dominus, the academical title of a bachelor of arts; -- formerly colloquially, and sometimes contemptuously, applied to the clergy. noun

A respectful title, used in addressing a man, without being prefixed to his name; -- used especially in speaking to elders or superiors; sometimes, also, used in the way of emphatic formality. noun

See under Reverence, n. noun

A man of a higher rank or position. noun

An address to a military superior of either sex. noun

An address to any male, especially if his name or proper address is unknown. noun

To address somebody using sir verb

A man of a higher rank or position.

A respectful term of address to a man of higher rank or position, particularly:

A respectful term of address to an adult male (often older), especially if his name or proper title is unknown.

What you should respond to when people call you by it, so they don't call you Hey You next. Urban Dictionary

The opposite of ma'am commonly used when speaking to a man. Urban Dictionary

What a young girl calls an older guy she likes. Urban Dictionary

A really fucking annoying word used by a stranger to address a male stranger. Urban Dictionary

A woman who looks like a man. Typically wearing loose fitting pants, a flannel, and her attire is complemented with a gentleman's haircut. Urban Dictionary

What people in North Derry say at the end of each sentence. Urban Dictionary

High Preformance version of the Honda Civic Si VGR and CRX Si,But they are shitty compared to a Type R Urban Dictionary

The proper way for a submissive to greet a Dominant. Urban Dictionary

Sir is another name for daddy Urban Dictionary

A way to address a male, since females tend to take offence. A respectful greeting Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to sir:
sir.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word sir:
baronet, frs, landowner, raleigh, peel, hugh, conan, walter, francis, percy, diplomat, thomas, edward, viscount, cecil, william, politician, arthur, baron, winston, henry, herbert, hon, drake, edwin, churchill, gilbert, nicholas, devon, ralph, richard, robert, john, lord, earl, eldest, sat, sheriff, christopher, knight, manor, ernest, charles, educated, commons, heir, servant, isaac, philip, george, anthony, alexander, grandson, lady, inherited, roger, douglas, james, bernard, elizabeth, colin, administrator, samuel, widow, alfred, harold, maurice, anne, margaret, newton, succeeded, businessman, daughter, scott, oliver, estates, daughters, chancellor, donald, nephew, soldier, andrew, elder, patrick, son, murray, stanley, admiral, harry, ian.

Words that rhyme with sir:
defer, confer, infer, entrepreneur, concur, incur, spur, refer, transfer, were, demur, per, occur, amateur, prefer, stir, deter, er, blur, slur, fir, inter, connoisseur, burr, her, fur, chauffeur, recur, cur, myrrh, purr, bur, liqueur, ur, durr, fer, ter, pur, fleur, sur, reoccur, der, saboteur, restaurateur, monsieur, ver, shirr, birr, larkspur, kerr, yer, pere, ker, hur, restauranteur, douglas fir, bir, murr, sher, shir, longspur, thur, spurr, eure, schnur, furr, cofer, shur, gurr, big sur, derbyshire, schur, mercosur, balsam fir, lafleur, white fir, dirr, santa lucia fir, scher, coffee liqueur, silver fir, schwer, legal transfer, orange liqueur, oregon fir, colorado fir, grand fir, green douglas fir, pacific silver fir, true fir, alpine fir, joint fir, ground fir, gum myrrh, red silver fir, fraser fir, california white fir, giant fir, rocket larkspur, lowland fir.

Adjectives that are often used to describe sir:
dear, good, young, reverend, sorry, kind, noble, right, true, fair, worthy, venerable, ready, fine, honoured, correct, excellent, gracious, day, honored, glad, sure, gentle, sweet, honourable, dearest, honorable, worshipful, welcome, well, holy, illustrious, wrong, learned, aye, grave, aware, pleased, brave, afraid, safe, likely, worse, revered, angry, okay, fancy, respected, gallant.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective sir:
peter, dexter, arthur, fopling, trap, charles, pertinax, roger, spheres, cautious, level, feeble, preterit, will, loft, har, form, wilful, wilfull, jealous, fuss, tho, formal, anth, paritius, fretful, rod, barristers, publishing, thomas, loin, fop, tel, misanthrope, james, the, franks, orpheus, geikie, stamford, politic, dalrymple, ranulf, doyle, cupid, duke, courtly, petronel, robt, young, prize, palamides, based, helps, mulberry, brook, leicester, job, knights, novelty, oracle, leyland, cunningham, kit, colgriand, herbert, vuhntz, lark, nat, macdonald, knight, mark, strike, johnstone, testing.

Consonant match to sir:
sea, saw, see, c, so, say, sow, sew, sue, sigh, psi, si, sa, soy, sough, sai, sur, seigh, sioux, cie, cy, sci, sie, soo, sy, su, saugh, sao, suh, tsai, saye, tsao, siew, seay, sieh.

Words that sound like sir:
sir, ser, sur, cer, cire, cir, surr, srr, sser, sirr, pser, psr, tsr, swr, ssar, tser, zer, zor, zir, zur, zre, ssor, c, sa, cy, cee, cert, psi, psy, acer, cirque, circ, cie, cey, cern, oser, pse, icer, cear, ciy, cyr, cires, esser, psa, saa, asser, cerf, cers, ceer, saar, c., esr, -ster, ciw, pssa, cira, cerse, cirt, cirb, ecer, cier, hse, cye, cirl, asir, caere, eser, crn, saer, ncer, cirp, -cy, saah, -sy, c.a, cerp, asur, ciri, cirse, esar, cirk, c.e, osr, cirs, isar, c.t, cerne, euser, cih, cerv, pssh, psw, asor, acir, c.r, cerc, cirm, isre, psers, psora.