| BLASTMENT | • blastment n. (Archaic) A sudden strike or injury; a pernicious thing. • BLASTMENT n. (Shakespeare) a blight. |
| BLASTMENTS | • blastments n. Plural of blastment. • BLASTMENT n. (Shakespeare) a blight. |
| DISMASTMENT | • dismastment n. The loss or removal of a ship’s mast. • DISMASTMENT n. the act of dismasting. |
| DISMASTMENTS | • DISMASTMENT n. the act of dismasting. |
| EASTMOST | • eastmost adj. Furthest to the east; most eastern. • EASTMOST adj. at the furthest point east, also EASTERMOST, EASTERNMOST. |
| FOREMASTMAN | • foremastman n. Any sailor below the rank of petty officer. • FOREMASTMAN n. any sailor below the rank of petty officer. |
| FOREMASTMEN | • foremastmen n. Plural of foremastman. • FOREMASTMAN n. any sailor below the rank of petty officer. |
| HOASTMAN | • hoastman n. (Historical) A member of an old merchant guild in Newcastle, in charge of coal shipping, etc. • HOASTMAN n. a member of an old merchant guild. |
| HOASTMEN | • hoastmen n. Plural of hoastman. • HOASTMAN n. a member of an old merchant guild. |
| TOASTMASTER | • toastmaster n. A person who introduces speakers, and proposes toasts at a formal dinner; a master of ceremonies. • TOASTMASTER n. one who presides at a banquet and introduces the after-dinner speakers. |
| TOASTMASTERS | • toastmasters n. Plural of toastmaster. • TOASTMASTER n. one who presides at a banquet and introduces the after-dinner speakers. |
| TOASTMISTRESS | • toastmistress n. A female toastmaster. • TOASTMISTRESS n. a woman who acts as toastmaster. |
| TOASTMISTRESSES | • toastmistresses n. Plural of toastmistress. • TOASTMISTRESS n. a woman who acts as toastmaster. |