muster /musˈtər/

1. An assembly or gathering, esp of troops for inspection or duties
2. A gathering together, round-up
3. Inspection
4. An assembly
5. A register
6. A round-up of livestock (Aust and NZ)
7. (perh orig a misunderstanding) a company of peacocks
8. An example (archaic)
9. A commercial sample
10. A display, demonstration (obsolete)

1. To assemble
2. To enrol
3. To number
4. To show forth (obsolete)

1. To summon up (often with up)
2. To round up (livestock; Aust and NZ)

To pass muster

mustˈerer noun (Aust and NZ)

A person who musters (livestock)

muster book noun (Shakespeare)

A book in which military forces or a ship's crew are registered

musˈter-file noun (Shakespeare)

A muster roll

musˈter-master noun (historical)

A person in charge of the muster roll

muster roll noun

1. A register of the officers and men in each company, troop, regiment, ship's crew, etc
2. Roll-call (nautical)

muster in (US)

To enrol, receive as recruits

muster out (US)

To discharge from service

pass muster

To bear examination, appear adequate

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