1. The fruit of the oak and beech, or other forest trees; acorns, nuts, &c.

2. To supply with masts.

3. A long round piece of timber, &c., elevated perpendicularly on the keel of a ship for supporting the sails.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• mastr,
• mastry,
• musht,
• mosto,
• mastar,
• mas,
• maght,
• molst,
• wast,
• mpost,
• gast,
• masec,
• deast,
• mght,
• mosty,
• mastif,
• masif,
• myso,
• moste,
• mmost

• maggoty,
• maoist,
• mascot,
• Majkut,
• massed,
• machete,
• majette,
• Maust,
• Massett,
• maggot,
• masqat.

The adjective form of the word "mast" is "masted".

The plural of the "mast" can be the "masts".

The singular of the "mast" can be the "mast".