Masterstroke

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 320
mas'ter-str Ok, n. a stroke or per- mdte mOte m53n then* 320 IMG:page-320.webp:Page 320 Mastery for man ce worthy of a master: superior performance. Mastery, mus'ter-i, «. the power or authority of a master dominion: victory: superiority: the attainment of superior power or skill. Maatlq, Mastlch, mas'tik, a species of gumresin from the lentisk-tree a cement from mastic the tree producing mastic. [Fr.— L. masticks—Gr, ntastiche—masaomai, to chew so called because is chewed in the East.] Masticate, mas'ti-kat, v to chew to grind with the teeth. adj. Masticable. n. Mastic a tion. [L. mastico atum—mastiche See Mastic
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