Messrs.

[ mes-erz ]

abbreviation for

1. the plural of Mr.

Messrs

/ ˈmɛsəz /

noun

1. See Mr
   the plural of Mr

Word History and Origins

Origin of Messrs.¹

C18: abbreviation from French messieurs

Example Sentences

So, Messrs. Gramm and Hubbard, sure, by all means, let's replicate what Reagan did.

From The Daily Beast

Oddest of all, perhaps, is why Messrs. Bowles and Simpson thought it necessary to include a cap on taxes.

From The Daily Beast

Well, Messrs. Simpson and Bowles call for a $3 billion reduction in annual farm subsidies.

From The Daily Beast

But not the kind that Messrs Sarkozy and Hague are prescribing.

From The Daily Beast

But for a moment let's try to forget his self-proclaimed kinship with Messrs Gandhi, King, and Mandela.

From The Daily Beast

Mrs. Wurzel was quite right; they had been supplied, regardless of cost, from Messrs. Rochet and Stole's well-known establishment.

From Project Gutenberg

But the ill-natured people were quite wrong; it was not Messrs. Jones who paid Mrs. Charmington's bills.

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Ill-natured people said that Mrs. Charmington owed a great deal to Messrs. Jones.

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Messrs. Spick and Span's representative was wounded in his tenderest point, but his firm carried out the order to the letter.

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Part of that idea was sham bric-à-brac, the rest was carte blanche to Messrs. Spick and Span.

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