misser.
m'lord (a term of address for a doctor, lawyer, or clergyman)
Meaning & usage
m'lord (a term of address for a doctor, lawyer, or clergyman)
Where this word comes from
Ultimately from Latin mi senior (“my lord”). Compare Old Occitan meser, French monsieur.
synonym of missaire
Where this word comes from
From missa (“mass”) + -er.
lawyer, attorney
know-it-all
Where this word comes from
Ultimately from Latin mi senior (“my lord”). Compare Old Occitan meser, French monsieur.
synonym of missaire
Where this word comes from
From missa (“mass”) + -er.
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