Messrs

Messrs. English Etymology See en Messrs. Pronunciation en /ˈmɛs.ɚz/ US en /ˈmɛsəz/ UK Noun en noun form en chiefly formal en Mr Mister en chiefly formal en M Monsieur Usage notes Particularly used in the names of businesses compromising several (usually male) partners, such as lawyers or publishers – for example, Messrs Sue, Grabbit and Runne. Alternative forms en Messrs. US French Noun fr noun form fr now nonstandard _ in _ France fr Messieurs fr 1848 Official Journal of the Proceedings of the Senate of the State of Louisiana, ... 36 Messrs Adams, Brashear, Cook, Dial, Garcia de St-Charles, Garcia de Jefferson, Gaudet, Kenner, Martin, Moore, May, McWhorter, Parham, Swazé, et Thibodeaux, du Sénat, votent en faveur de M. Duncan F. Kenner - 15 voix. Messrs Adams, Brashear, Cook, Dial, Garcia de St-Charles, Garcia de Jefferson, Gaudet, Kenner, Martin, Moore, May, McWhorter, Parham, Swazé and Thibodeaux, of the Senate, vote in favor of Mr. Duncan F. Kenner – 15 votes. Usage notes See usage notes at fr M. See also fr MM.