Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- etc. Obsolete forms of master, mistress, etc.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun obsolete Master.
- adjective obsolete Principal; chief.
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Examples
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'And,' he continued pragmatically, 'as t' maister's comed, and as he'll enter through this hoyle, I considered it desirable to step in and let ye know.
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_ Iv thae manes th 'maister's mon yere, he's run eawt.
Stephen Archer and Other Tales George MacDonald 1864
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I was endeavouring to gather resolution for entering and taking possession, when my fool of a guide announced, "This here is t 'maister's."
Wuthering Heights 1847
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Hahsomdiver, t 'maister' ull play t 'devil to-morn, and he'll do weel.
Wuthering Heights 1847
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Hahsomdiver, t 'maister' ull play t 'devil to-morn, and he'll do weel.
Wuthering Heights Emily Bront�� 1833
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-- I seed young Linton boath coming and going, and I seed _yah_ '(directing his discourse to me),' yah gooid fur nowt, slattenly witch! nip up and bolt into th 'house, t' minute yah heard t 'maister's horse-fit clatter up t' road. '
Wuthering Heights Emily Bront�� 1833
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I was endeavouring to gather resolution for entering and taking possession, when my fool of a guide announced, -- 'This here is t' maister's. '
Wuthering Heights Emily Bront�� 1833
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I seed young Linton boath coming and going, and I seed yah "(directing his discourse to me)," yah gooid fur nowt, slattenly witch, nip up and bolt into th 'house, t' minute yah heard t 'maister's horse fit clatter up t' road. "
Wuthering Heights 1847
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Ah/maister Amencr [Almoner] I had nat wend that ye had so forgotten me ....
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At a court held “att Boston,” on July 26, Lucy Smith was “bound as an apprentice” to Roger Ludlow for seven years; it was ordered “that there shal be a watch of sixe and an officer kept every night att Boston”; and Francis Perry was ordered “whipped for his ill speeches and misbehavior towards his maister.”
A History of American Law Lawrence M. Friedman 1985
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