Mister is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISTER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to address as mister
• To address or mention by the title Mr.; as, he mistered me in a formal way.
• To be needful or of use.
• call (someone) mister
NOUN:
• used as a form of address to a man whose name is not known
• a device with a nozzle for spraying a mist of water, especially on houseplants.
• informal form of address for a man
• A title of courtesy prefixed to the name of a man or youth. It is usually written in the abbreviated form Mr.
• A trade, art, or occupation.
• Manner; kind; sort.
• Need; necessity.
• a form of address for a man
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• sir

Words related to MISTER

mistered11 mistering12 misters9

Words that contain MISTER

misterm11 misters9 mistery12 demister11 lamister10 mistered11 misterms12 demisters12 lamisters11 misteries11 mistering12 mistermed14 palmister13 beetmister14 lumisterol12 misterming15 palmisters14 beetmisters15 lumisterols13

How to use MISTER in a sentence

• Mister snake he go sleep in tent which is reserve for his superior.
• Allow me, Mister Frank, to introduce you to your half-sister, the eldest daughter of the Reverend Samuel Gardner.
• Well, Mister PUNCHINELLO, it was a narrer escape for the old man, you bet.
• This was a superior god, two-legged, white-skinned, like Skipper, like Mister Haggin and the couple of other superior gods he had known.
• At the best, they were only second-rate gods, and he could not forget the great white-gods such as Skipper and Mister Haggin, and, of the same breed, Derby and Bob.
• Deriving vigour from the breath of fame! MISTER PUNCH.
• The dissenting opinions of Mister Westbrook Pegler.
• Mister Lavin, Mister Lupkin and Doctor Abercrombie.
• Mister Wheatley Whale and Judy at the amusement park.
• Hume, the Gautama Buddha, Jehovah, and Mister Claye.
• ANNE And is he going to Ardagh? JAMES And what about the ballad, Mister Hourican? CONN I leave it all to Maire now.
• They have put the stolen sheep into their boats, as I told you they would, mister.
• But it cannot be done, mister, it cannot be done! I tell them there is government launch near Jericho that the Sikh patrol can use to overtake us.
• How do you manage, Mister Grannis? You old bachelors are just like old maids, just as neat as pins.
• Mister Ryer made a bid for your bed, but a man in a gray coat bid over him.
• Say, mister, have you just come from the war? My dad was over there.
• Happier still we are to welcome Mister Hughes-Jones to the Big Seat.
• In the valley of the shadow has Mister Hughes-Jones been.
• I give you warning, mister parson, that I mean to pass away the time in this dull place by making love to Miss Whitmore.
• But do call me Forrester, or Mark Forrester, whichever pleases you best, and not mister, as you just now called me.
• Mister is a great word, and moves people quite too far off from one another.
• I never have any concern with a man that I have to mister and sir.
• And the first of their stones hit poor Mister Ghones, The captain of industry.
• Miss Grace and Mister Walter went to the station to meet you, and returned long ago.
• Now, mister, move about as nearly as possible in the manner of a crab.
• Mister, get your wash basin and fill it exactly half full of water.
• I know you meant well and all that, Mister, but we certainly have had a raw deal handed out to us in this town.
• He said it was an outrage on civilization, Mister, and an insult to the honest, hard-working people in Lund.
• I did not, mister, not sixpence nor a farthing coin.
• So say you, Mister Foreman? So say all? FOREMAN AND JURY.

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