Muster

mus′tėr, v.t. to a emble, as troops for duty or inspection: to gather, summon (with up ).— v.i. to be gathered together, as troops.— n. an a embling of troops: a register of troops mustered: a emblage: collected show.— ns. Mus′ter-book ( Shak. ), a book in which military forces are registered; Mus′ter-file ( Shak. ), a muster-roll; Mus′ter-mas′ter , the master of the muster, or who takes an account of troops, their arms, .; Mus′ter-roll , a register of the officers and men in each company, troop, or regiment present at the time of muster.— Pa muster , to pa inspection uncensured. [O. Fr. mostre , monstre —L. monstrum — monēre , to warn.]