overlord

Preposition: of

• town: The overlord of each town will receive a portion of the money made in that town.
• manor: The abbey of Wherwell was the overlord of this manor.

Converse of object

• become: The vassal might therefore become an overlord, granting part of his fief to one who then became vassal to him.
• have: Since the barony then fell into abeyance, the Bedford adopted the symbol of the eagle to remind themselves that they had no overlord.

Adjective modifier

• feudal: Visited the castle of the local daimyo - feudal overlord - which was more impressive from the outside than inside.
• evil: Some of what he learned was amusing, such as the tale of Xenu, the evil Galactic Overlord.
• imperial: Russia, still regarding itself as imperial overlord of its former colonies, is trying to hold the US at arm's length.
• Turkish: The Ottoman Empire had swallowed a great deal of the Middle East and the Turkish overlords were not welcome in that region.
• alien: A few years later the entire team appeared to perish destroying once and for all the alien overlord behind Gallacter.

Modifies a noun

state: More than this, they will be assimilated by the overlord states and finally they will vanish.

Noun used with modifier

• operation: Operation Overlord which took place on June 6th 1944 ( D Day ) was the greatest amphibious operation undertaken in the history of war.
• ant: Do you for one welcome our new ant overlords?