mas.

abbreviation for

1. masculine.

mas

¹

/ mɑːs /

noun

1. a carnival
2. music played for a carnival, or a band playing this

-mas

²

combining form

1. indicating a Christian festival

   Christmas

   Michaelmas

Word History and Origins

Origin of mas.¹

C20: from masquerade

Origin of mas.²

from Mass

Example Sentences

Launched just 13 years ago, it quickly became a serious rival to MAS and a rising juggernaut in Asia.

From The Daily Beast

He also decided to send messages to the future, dictating the generational names for 60 generations of Mas yet to come.

From The Daily Beast

Since adding the Special Club category to the wine list, Champagne sales at Mas have increased threefold.

From The Daily Beast

At Mas, Bender and his staff often create multi-course dinners paired with Special Club wines.

From The Daily Beast

At a recent tasting at Mas, Bender selected three favorites from his Special Club list.

From The Daily Beast

Miss Dory would say so, but, Mas'r Crompton, you'll fotch her back sometime to de ole place.

From Project Gutenberg

His father's home was a little way out of the village, and the boy was brought up at the mas, amid farm-hands and shepherds.

From Project Gutenberg

Vincèn is found unconscious and carried to the Mas des Micocoules, and various remedies tried.

From Project Gutenberg

Mas lamì ang litsi priska kay sa linata, Fresh milk tastes better than canned milk.

From Project Gutenberg

Thus, for instance, the first Mas-sa-chusetts Bay colonists came over in 1628.

From Project Gutenberg