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Often used in the same context:
postmistress,
postal,
postmaster general,
postman,
clerk,
mailman,
resident,
druggist,
storekeeper,
telegraph operator,
vicar,
superintendent,
adjutant,
telegrapher,
librarian,
postmark,
treasurer,
mail,
stationmaster,
councilman,
mayor,
warehouseman,
provost marshal,
postie,
newspaperman,
town crier,
constable,
superintendant,
burgess,
quartermaster,
town clerk,
bookkeeper,
mailbox,
postbox,
sexton,
administrator,
foreman,
undersheriff,
cashier,
florist shop,
alderman,
headmaster,
newsagent,
supervisor,
schoolteacher,
patrolman,
millwright,
surveyor,
poet laureate,
milkman,
pastorship,
paperboy,
livery stable,
pharmacist,
secretary,
warden,
stagecoach,
nurseryman,
pastorate,
deacon,
courier,
signalman,
scoutmaster,
telegram,
alderwoman,
assessor,
selectwoman,
sergeant,
deliveryman,
barber,
lieutenant,
roadmaster,
branch,
pressman,
homesteader,
telephonist,
shoe store,
dime store,
consul,
harbormaster,
superintendency,
soda jerk,
principalship,
census taker,
railroader,
lumberman,
shopkeeper,
tax collector,
philatelist,
carpenter,
depot,
dry goods,
switchboard operator,
bursar,
lithographer,
dentist,
consul general,
airmail,
blacksmith,
lumberyard,
cattleman,
bishop,
governor,
sheriff,
chaplain,
commissioner,
chairman,
commissioners,
curator,
commandant,
magistrate,
rector,
chancellor,
commissary,
brigadier,
advocate,
brevet,
receiver,
registrar,
attorney,
accountant,
agent,
archive,
brig.,
directorate,
lieut,
lieut.,
maj.
More specific:
postmistress
Appears in the definition of:
postmistress
More general:
master
Also try:
— Adjectives for postmaster:
first,
local,
assistant,
new,
present,
former,
old,
only,
sub,
second,
late,
more...
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