Adjective modifier

• acknowledged: For this reason, we look to begin with, at least at the acknowledged masters of the past.

• grand: Suppose the group was composed of only a few grand masters?

Modifies a noun

• degree: At the age of 21 Quy moved to London, to study a masters degree in design at the Royal College of Art.

• craftsman: Everyone from the office junior to master craftsmen were proud of the label.

• cylinder: These items are the servo air inlet non-return valve attachment and the push rod seal between the servo and the brake master cylinder.

• tape: I spent three days listening to the quarter inch master tapes.

• storyteller: This brilliant homage is the work of a master storyteller at the height of his powers.

Noun used with modifier

• puppet: Did your Socialist party puppet masters say you had to do this?

• dive: Get some rib practice in before you go and take the advice of the dive masters who are very used to the conditions.

• chess: Like a chess master, it watches impassively as schemes are hatched and intentions are thwarted.

• slave: If a slave master was converted to Christ it's highly likely that his whole approach would become more gentle.

Possessives

• degree: Holding a master's degree in mathematics is related to gains in student achievement.

Preposition: of

• ceremony: He does not wait for an eloquent preacher to act as master of the ceremonies to Him; He introduces Himself.

• suspense: Alfred Hitchcock is known as a master of suspense.

• disguise: She is a master of disguise and charms most people with her sexy looks and manners.

Preposition: with

• en-suite: The accommodation comprises of two bedrooms ( master with en-suite ), separate bathroom/wc, lounge and fitted kitchen.