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Meanings of mas in English
Usage of mas in English
1
One sings:--JimCrack corn, an' I don't care, Fo'h mas'r's gone away!
2
If I get one, I can say 'no mas' with dignity.
3
More X-mas spirit in the Bronx than Manhatta; many more wreaths in windows.
4
Indios porque esto era lo mas poblado de todos estos reinos.
5
Both my mas' parents was nearly all Indian too but they was mixed.
6
It mas sort of speckeldy all over-dat'swhy dey called it nits and lice.
7
His wife died at Christ- mas, did she not?
8
Her mother had been one of 'old mas'r's' people.
9
About a year and half ago, around Christ-mas, remember that big fire at the Salvation Army?
10
We arrived at the mas camp on the outskirts of East London on Sunday at 11am.
11
They're not yet as numerous as the ants that mas(...)
12
Among authors: mas p. Rev Esp Enferm Dig.
13
It was the first mas band in Carnival.
14
His costume was a gorilla suit, complet with hands feet and mas and electrically lighted eyes.
15
We were both going to "play mas" in a band.
16
The tail, here an imaginary valuation, is one-fifth of the bangkal, and equal to sixteen mas.
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Translations for mas
Mas through the time
Mas across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common