Major
Of great consequence
Major as a title precedes the name of a military officer holding that rank: Major Smith will brief us at 0900.
It also functions as a surname.
Major is occasionally used as a given name. (Lowercase major is the adjective or noun meaning greater, a field of study, or the military rank itself.)
officer
Authority figure in uniform
family
Related people together
- honorificssir, madam, Mr, Mrs, Ms
- Cinderellaglass slipper, fairy godmother, Prince Charming, pumpkin, midnight
- title'book title, movie title, album title, job title, honorific
- titlesMr., Mrs., Ms., Dr., Miss
- esportstournament, esports, ESL, MLG, championship
- UK PoliticsHouse of Commons, House of Lords, MP, Tory, Downing Street
importance/significance
Majorminor
Scale with lowered third
trivial · insignificant · negligible · petty · trifling
- C majorKey lacking accidentals
- major leagueHighest competitive tier
- vast majorityMost of a group
- major inChoose primary college subject
- majority ownerHolds over fifty percent
- majoring inPrimary field of study
majority, majesty, majors, majored, majoring, majorette, majorly, majordomo, majoritarian