Measter Merry, they will be main glad at the Hall when they learns that after all you didn't go down in that mighty terrible hurricane we had t'other day," he exclaimed.
Whoi, thet's the porsun's seestur; that be Missy Pringle, Measter Tummus!
Well neebor, I thinks a mighty deal more o' measter Martin," responded Joe.
My, I'm thinking how the old measter will tuck into that grand plum puddink.
If this wun’t vetch Measter Ragless, arl I can zay is her bain’t a dog.
The toorn of your nose bain’t the zame as her was, and you don’t zim at home with your vittels, Measter Kit.
I can make out King George, andMeaster Pitt, and yo' and me, but nation!
Theerefore, what I think and say is this: Measter Cholmley should put down press-gangs and coast-guards.
She said her measter would be seem' thee about t' wool afore then.
Ha ha, my measteris a canny Newcassel shopkeeper, on t' Side.
If Measter Cholmley talked to me i' that fashion, he'd look long for another vote frae me.
Div yo' think I'd send up Measter Cholmley to speak up for that piece o' work?
I've not gone fra' home for nought; I'se picked up a measter on my travels, leastways one as is to be.
Measter Cholmley don't do what I ax him, he may go whistle for my vote, he may.
Yo'r measter is fain that I should come in an' have a drop; no offence, I hope?
Measter wishes to see the young woman from Scotland," was Tummas's address.
Ye can't do bout a bodysarvant now, Measter Frank.
Nobody wants to hurt you, Measter Frank," the fellow said.
Mayhap oie may chance to kill 'un; and you and the measter and the wee bairns may have zummut zavory for zupper yet.
Zure, how the measterwill laugh when he zees the fine buck that oie a' zhot.
He answered somewhat surlily, "That measter had ordered him to go a different way, and that he should lose his place if he went any other than that he was ordered.
His plate were down-stairs, full o' victual; a seed Measter Hepburn a-walking briskly before me as a left Monkshaven.
Measter Hall had sent a notice to quit on Midsummer day; but Philip had answered it hisself.
But veel of me, veel of me, Measter Channin', if you plaise to veel of me.
There be nobody fit to hold a can'le to our Measter John.
But the truth is the thing as abideth, Measter Jemmy.
I believe as how this hause is haunted--who thought to meet with Measter Laawyer Clarke at midnight, and so far from hoam?
I had no business with the vagaries of this crazy-peated measter of mine, a pox on him, say I.
One chap I knowed of old as were measter all o'er.
I reckon I know who'd ha' been sorry for to see ourmeaster sitting so like a piece o' grey calico!
Why, it were but upo' Tuesday as Kinraid come back, as all his own folk had thought to be dead; and next day here's Measter Hepburn as is gone no one knows wheere!
Ay wush Ay'd no but gotten thee i' Yorkshire, measter Draa!
If Measter Gilbert does na' come whome quick, there'll be the devil to pay an' no pitch hot.
They were easily prevented from entering the great parlour by Jane's report that "Measter be in a passion, and nobody best go a-nigh un!
Measter Newton and t'other chap was too much in a hurry.
On the bridge we heerd the first big clap o' thunder; the next minute we sor the ghost, and my measter gives a screech which might have roused old Squire Carlos from the dead, and straight fell down in a fit.
You worn't born, I guess, when Measter did this fearsome deed.
If I mistake not, you beMeaster Noah Cotton, whose mother lived up at the porter's lodge?
Zure, how the measter will laugh when he zees the fine buck that oie a'zhot.
I were put out because measter all but pushed me out of his way this morning, without never a word.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "measter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
