Masters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MASTERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MASTER, to become skilled in
NOUN:
• a person who has complete control of something
• a male head of a household
• the owner of a dog, horse, or other domesticated animal
• a machine or device directly controlling another
• a male schoolteacher
• the head of a college or school.
• the presiding officer of a livery company or Masonic lodge.
• the captain of a merchant ship.
• the person in control of a pack of hounds
• (in England and Wales) an official of the Supreme Court.
• a great artist or musician
• a very strong chess player, especially one who has qualified for the title at international tournaments
• (in some sports) a class for competitors over the usual age for the highest level of competition.
• a postgraduate degree
• a title for a man of high rank or learning.
• the title of the heir apparent of a Scottish viscount or baron.
• a man who has people working for him, especially servants or slaves
• a man in charge of an organization or group.
• a skilled practitioner of a particular art or activity
• a person who holds a second or further degree
• used as a title prefixed to the name of a boy not old enough to be called ‘Mr’
• an original recording, film, or document from which copies can be made
• a ship or boat with a specified number of masts
• denoting a person skilled in a particular trade and able to teach others
• having or showing very great skill or proficiency
• main; principal
• acquire complete knowledge or skill in (a subject, technique, or art)
• gain control of; overcome
• make a master copy of (a film or recording)
• United States poet (1869-1950)
• used as a title prefixed to the name of a boy not old enough to be called ‘Mr’

Words related to MASTERS

master8 mastered11 mastering12

Words that contain MASTERS

remasters11 cremasters14 mastership17 mixmasters21 outmasters12 paymasters17 spymasters17 surmasters12 webmasters17 bandmasters16 beetmasters15 brewmasters18 bushmasters18 clubmasters17 coalmasters15 dockmasters20 gangmasters15 headmasters17 ironmasters13 loadmasters14 masterships18 overmasters16 postmasters15 quizmasters31 ringmasters14 shipmasters18 taskmasters17 workmasters20 yardmasters17 pastmasters15 jumpmasters24 spinmasters15 divemasters17 bargemasters17 burgomasters17 choirmasters19 drillmasters15 grandmasters16 housemasters17 mastersinger15 masterstroke18 scoutmasters16 stallmasters14 stentmasters14 toastmasters14 truckmasters20 wharfmasters23 whoremasters20 wreckmasters23 chorusmasters20 harbormasters20 mastersingers16 masterstrokes19 quarrymasters27 schoolmasters20 concertmasters20 headmastership25 postmastership23 quartermasters25 stationmasters16 headmasterships26 postmasterships24

How to use MASTERS in a sentence

• But war in the hands of masters has no quarter to give, and no tears to shed.
• Lenin and Trotsky found anarchy the most effective weapon to further the interest of their masters and protect their Eastern flank.
• But in a confederacy the people, without exaggeration, may be said to be entirely the masters of their own fate.
• The masters moved as it were in another world, and, as the classes were large, they understood me as little as I understood them.
• She masters him, and yet I can see she has a kind of awe of him, as the man who goes into the cage has of the monster that he makes a baby of.
• The modern masters promise very little, and have, indeed, performed miracles.
• In spite of our losses we carried the position and are masters of the farm.
• We find masters at one time having a large number of servants, and afterwards none, without any intimation that they were sold.
• Solid as is the land over which Hodge walks stolid and slow, these mere written words on parchment are the masters of it all.
• They could change their masters if the land changed its master, but they could not legally be sold individually.
• Of their followers, Massinger, Ford and Shirley, no more need be said than they carried one step further the faults of their masters.
• Without the least consciousness of the value of what he was writing, nor indeed with any deliberate artistic intention, he made himself one of the masters of English prose.
• There is at no court in Europe a man more skilled in this holy and most useful science than Doctor Masters, and he came from Us to our subject.
• Neglected for so long, he is at last recognised as one of the greatest of all Italian masters of the Renaissance.
• Desaguliers, the second and third Grand Masters, were of that Lodge.
• In all the provinces of these islands they live so absolute masters of all things that they do not recognize your Majesty.
• Apparently her great stature had enabled her to escape, while her masters had been drowned.
• It sometimes happens that the most potent masters in their own right are also the most potent masters by proxy.
• The masters always complained that he did not do as much in school as he might have done, and yet he stood well with them.
• Practice was held daily, and the musicians bent their energies to mastering the overtures and symphonies of Haydn and Mozart, with the works of many of the minor masters.
• Of all the guns I saw that day, I think that two big howitzers meant the most to their masters.
• The vein lies in the lowest part of the old workings, at a depth that we think nothing of nowadays, though it was too deep for the old masters of the pit.
• They were to attend mass with their masters, who were to teach one young man in every forty to read.
• They signified a determination not to be taken alive, and threatened to lie in wait for the game-killers, of whose ammunition they meant to make themselves masters.
• My readers want to know whether the runaway slaves ever returned to the overseers and their masters without being caught by the hunters.
• Sagrista and the two principal Masters of ceremonies.
• Instruct masters to give unto their servants that which is just and equal.
• It cannot be carried on politely, because it involves not so much a change of ideas and methods as a change of masters.
• Hence much of their business is with masters of vessels, and with merchants.

Similar words containing MASTER without suffix s

master8 mastery12 mastered11 masterly13 remaster10 cremaster13 masterate11 masterdom14 masterful14 masteries11 mastering12 mixmaster20 outmaster11 paymaster16 remasters11 spymaster16 surmaster11 webmaster16 bandmaster15 beetmaster14 brewmaster17 bushmaster17 clubmaster16 coalmaster14 cremasters14 dockmaster19 gangmaster14 headmaster16 ironmaster12 loadmaster13 masterates12 masterdoms15 masterhood16 masterings13 masterless12 mastermind15 mastership17 masterwork19 masterwort15 mixmasters21 outmasters12 overmaster15 paymasters17 postmaster14 quizmaster30 remastered13 ringmaster13 shipmaster17 spymasters17 surmasters12 taskmaster16 unmastered13 webmasters17 workmaster19 yardmaster16 pastmaster14 jumpmaster23 spinmaster14 divemaster16 masterlier12 bandmasters16 bargemaster16 beetmasters15 brewmasters18 burgomaster16 bushmasters18 choirmaster18 clubmasters17 coalmasters15 dockmasters20 drillmaster14 gangmasters15 grandmaster15 headmasters17 housemaster16 ironmasters13 loadmasters14 masterclass15 masterfully19 masterhoods17 masterminds16 masterpiece17 masterships18 masterworks20 masterworts16 outmastered14 overmasters16 postmasters15 quizmasters31 remastering14 ringmasters14 scoutmaster15 shipmasters18 stallmaster13 stentmaster13 taskmasters17 toastmaster13 truckmaster19 wharfmaster22 whoremaster19 Show more ...

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