master baiter
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English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
Due to the homophony with masturbator.
Pronunciation[edit]
Audio (US) (file)
Noun[edit]
master baiter (plural master baiters)
- (humorous) A masturbator; someone who masturbates.
- 1987, Curtis Zahn, Clark Branson, The Plight of the Lesser Sawyer's Cricket, page 147:
- I shall, then, tell. Turncloude is a master baiter.
- 2004, Welle v. Evans (EEOC Federal Sector Decisions, 2004):
- Specifically, after the 'premature enumeration' joke, complainant recounted a story about working in a bait shop, making fishing lures, and being promoted to a 'master baiter.'
- 2012, Martin C. Mayer, The Recited Spates of Limericka (Revisited), page 22:
- My friend, Girard, is a master baiter...
- 2014, Micheal T. Hurley, OFFBEAT, page 79:
- “You know, he is a master baiter.”
- 2018, Harry H. Batsford, The Monuments of Panda Johnson, page 41:
- “I wonder if his Great Uncle was a Master Baiter?” mumbled Panda, laughing to himself.
Usage notes[edit]
- Often used as the punch line of a joke that compares masturbating with being a master at baiting (enticing fish with bait on a hook), due to the homophony between the two terms.