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mast English

Meaning mast meaning

What does mast mean?
Definitions in simple English

mast Noun

— A mast is a tall, slim post that supports the sails on a ship, flags or any other aerial equipment. — A mast is the fruit of forest trees that is used as food to feed pigs.

mast Verb

— If a pig masts, it feeds on forest seed or fruit.

mast

— noun a vertical spar for supporting sails — noun any sturdy upright pole — noun nuts of forest trees used as feed for swine — noun nuts of forest trees (as beechnuts and acorns) accumulated on the ground

Synonyms mast synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as mast?

mast English » English

spar post pole column yardarm topmast rod prop pillar boom web upright bar upright trabecula tower tissue sustainer sustain surround support strut stay bearing standard stalk shaft pylon poling plume pile mainmast foremast flagpole fasten carry backstop back guy

Topics mast topics

What do people use mast to talk about?
Physical actions Move Travel Travel by water

Boat
Person Life Die

Funeral

Conjugation mast conjugation

How do you conjugate mast?

mast · verb

Examples mast examples

How do I use mast in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The mast broke and our ship went adrift.
Ulysses asked his men to tie him to the mast.

Movie subtitles

To escape the seductive call of the sirens, Ulysses blocks the ears of his companions with wax,.and has himself tied to the mast of the ship.
That's the main topmast, and that's the main mast. and that's the main rigging, and that's the gurry kit.
What makes the flag on the mast to wave?
It happens to everybody that eats bread pudding and looks at a mast.
She speeded things up by looking at the mast.
He'll probably hit our mast.
Over against the mast.
But the man with the main mast is here.
Forward mast is history.
The mast broke into pieces and caught fire.
I tell you we lose a mast before the hour is out.
Breaks the mast here, I don't go.
Climb the mast.
Look, the mast is cracking. Throw the cargo overboard!
What is it? - Tie me to the mast. - What's that?
Tie me to the mast.
Up the mast with you!
Climb the mast!
My prince, the ropes are fouled, and these men refuse to climb the mast.
Even the sun's nailed to the sky. Like that gold doubloon's nailed to the mast.
You, lad, pull that gold coin off the mast.
Don't get your flag at half-mast.
You, lad, pull that gold coin off the mast. Throw it over the side.
Mast and sail are okay.
And as for the doctors there. lower your mast for an instant and they'll know you're a phony.
I promised you a hull for 200,000 yen, so a lauan-wood mast will have to do.
The mast won't hold.
The flags were at half mast.
We mast have them both.
Target point, directly before aft mast.
Just say you got a mast against your head. and have been suffering from amnesia.
Guys, I saw something we could use for a mast.

News and current affairs

The eurozone's peripheral countries, including Greece, Portugal, Ireland, and Spain, found themselves pinned to the mast of the common currency, unable to gain competitiveness through exchange-rate depreciation.
American flags flew at half-mast; President Barack Obama addressed the nation; the country mourned with the families of the victims and with the young athletes who will never run again.
One of the creditors favored in the New York case, Elliott Capital, had already successfully requested the seizure in Ghana of the Argentine Navy's three-mast sailing ship ARA Libertad.

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