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Master (a man having control or authority) or Masters may refer to:

Guru, a teacher in Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism.
Maestro, a skilled, usually non-academic, instructor, as in Dance Master, Music Master, Fencing Master, Drawing Master etc.
Master (BDSM), honorific some people use to describe the dominant partner in a relationship.
Master (form of address), a title.
Master craftsman, a fully qualified artisan or craftsman, originally as rank in a guild.
Sensei, a Japanese title used to refer to authority figures.
Slavemaster, a person who manages slaves.

Master (band), an American death metal band.
Master (Russian band), a Russian thrash metal band.
The Master, a Doctor Who villain
Master (Doctor Who audio), a Doctor Who audio drama.
Master recording, the original of a visual and/or sound recording, which is then mixed and/or cut into a template from which distributable copies are made.
Master Hand, a video game character from Super Smash Brothers and other games.
Master class, a class given in a particular discipline by an expert in that discipline.
Masters (The Tripods), a fictional race of beings in John Christopher's The Tripods trilogy.
Master (film), a 1997 Telugu-language film
The Master (film), a 1989 Hong Kong action/adventure film.

The Masters Tournament, one of golf's four major championships
Masters Cup (disc golf), an annual event on the disc golf PDGA tour
Master of Sports of the USSR, a Soviet sports rank
Masters (snooker), a snooker tournament
Masters athletics (track and field), the category reserved for competition among older athletes, the name of the category for keeping world records for these athletes, and a term for the competitors themselves
Masters football, a football league in Britain contested by retired footballing legends.
Chess master, a particularly skilled chess player

Tennis Masters Cup, a tennis tournament
Ultimate Masters of Formula 3, an international Formula 3 race at Circuit Park Zandvoort
Swimming Masters, Swimming Championships
Magnolia Beverage Masters, Philippine basketball
Tanduay Rhum Masters, defunct Philippine basketball team
In bodybuilding, Masters is an aged-related competitive classification, usually referring to a competitor aged 40-49.

Jedi master, a rank in the fictional Star Wars Jedi Order
Master (judiciary), a low (or lowest, in some jurisdictions) rank of judge or judicial official
Master (Peerage of Scotland), the male heir-apparent or heir-presumptive to a title in the Peerage of Scotland
Master Aircrew, the highest non-commissioned rank held by aircrew in the Royal Air Force, equivalent to Warrant Officer in other branches
Master Cadet, the highest non-commissioned rank within the Sea Cadet Corps of the New Zealand Cadet Forces.
Master Corporal, an appointment of Corporal in the army and air force elements of the Canadian Forces
Master craftsman, a member of a guild
Master Driver, a Warrant Officer appointment in the British Army's Royal Logistic Corps
Master Gunner, a Warrant Officer appointment in the British Army's Royal Artillery
Master Mariner, the official title of someone qualified to command a ship, a nautical captain.
Master Seaman, an appointment of Leading Seaman in the navy element of the Canadian Forces
Master tradesman, a person who has a greater level of skill than most in the licensed trades
Master Warrant Officer, the second highest non-commissioned rank in the army and air force elements of the Canadian Forces.
Master-at-arms, a naval police officer, often addressed as "Master" in the Royal Navy
Special master, a quasi-judicial legal officer
Master or Worshipful Master, the presiding officer of a Masonic Lodge

Master, traditional title of the head of some colleges of the universities of Cambridge, Durham and Oxford.
Master's degree, a graduate or sometimes undergraduate degree in a specified discipline.
Master of the United College, the head of the United College at the University of St Andrews.
The Masters School, an independent school in New York.
Schoolmaster, a male school teacher. This usage survives in British public schools, but is generally obsolete elsewhere.
Headmaster, the most senior teacher in a school (British usage).
Master of the Children, for the choir boys.
Mastery education, the belief that students must demonstrate mastery of basic material before advancing

The surname Masters is of Norman origin and it is thought that it is probably an anglised form of the French Maystres, Maystre or Maistre.

Charles Harcourt Masters (b.1759), British surveyor and architect in Bath, Somerset
Chris Mordetzky, American professional wrestler, better known by his stage name Chris Masters
Edgar Lee Masters (1869-1950), an American poet
Ian Masters (songwriter)
Ian Masters (broadcaster)
Ian Masters (journalist)
John Masters (1914–1983), an English soldier and novelist
Mark Masters, an American radio company owner
Maxwell T. Masters, British botanist
Roy Masters (radio presenter), a British-born American talk radio personality
Roy Masters (sport), an Australian rugby league coach, sport administrator and sports journalist
William Masters (1915-2001), an American gynecologist and sexologist

Masters and Johnson, sexologists
Master of Puppets, an album by Metallica, often referred to as simply Master
Masters of Deception, a hacker group
Masters of reality Black Sabbath album
The Puppet Masters, a story
Masters of the Universe, a television cartoon
The Dancing Wu Li Masters
* Master Bomber, a military commander in an aircraft who directs a bombing attack (e.g., Operation Bellicose and Operation Hydra in World War II).

Gangmaster, a person who provides workers for agricultural purposes.
Master-slave (technology), one device controlling the operation of other devices.
Master, the original of a document or other copied item.
Master recording, the original of a recording.

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