Mister
[ˈmɪstər]Meaning
English honorific for men, usually written Mr.
Background Story
Mister is a commonly used English honorific for men without a higher honorific, professional title, or designation of office. The title derives from earlier forms of master, as the female titles Mrs, Miss, and Ms derive from earlier forms of mistress. Its plural, Messrs, comes from the French messieurs, the plural of monsieur, originally mon sieur, "my lord". It is also recorded as a rare given name in English.
Temperament
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