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Messer¹

noun ˈmɛsə

archaic

A title of courtesy prefixed to the first name (sometimes with the surname also) of an Italian man (equivalent to the English Mr).

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Painter (?1540–1594), translator and administrator. From Italian messere, (before a title) messer, title of respect given to persons of importance, especially jurors, notaries, etc. from French mes sire.

messer²

noun ˈmɛsə

1A person who makes a mess, or who messes about; a muddler, a bungler.
2Irish English and US. A troublemaker, a thug.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From mess + -er.

Messer¹

nounˈmɛsə

archaic

A title of courtesy prefixed to the first name (sometimes with the surname also) of an Italian man (equivalent to the English Mr).

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Painter (?1540–1594), translator and administrator. From Italian messere, (before a title) messer, title of respect given to persons of importance, especially jurors, notaries, etc. from French mes sire.

messer²

nounˈmɛsə

1A person who makes a mess, or who messes about; a muddler, a bungler.
2Irish English and US. A troublemaker, a thug.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From mess + -er.

单词	messer
释义	Messer¹ noun ˈmɛsə archaic A title of courtesy prefixed to the first name (sometimes with the surname also) of an Italian man (equivalent to the English Mr). Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Painter (?1540–1594), translator and administrator. From Italian messere, (before a title) messer, title of respect given to persons of importance, especially jurors, notaries, etc. from French mes sire. messer² noun ˈmɛsə 1A person who makes a mess, or who messes about; a muddler, a bungler. 2Irish English and US. A troublemaker, a thug. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From mess + -er. noun.1 noun.2 Messer¹ nounˈmɛsə archaic A title of courtesy prefixed to the first name (sometimes with the surname also) of an Italian man (equivalent to the English Mr). Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Painter (?1540–1594), translator and administrator. From Italian messere, (before a title) messer, title of respect given to persons of importance, especially jurors, notaries, etc. from French mes sire. messer² nounˈmɛsə 1A person who makes a mess, or who messes about; a muddler, a bungler. 2Irish English and US. A troublemaker, a thug. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From mess + -er. noun.1 noun.2
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