basser

USBAYS-er/ˈbeɪsɚ/UKBAYS-uh/ˈbeɪsə/

3 meanings of basser

1
nouncountable
A person who performs the bass part in a piece of music.
The basser anchored the quartet with a deep, resonant line beneath the harmony.
Two bassers traded the lowest phrases back and forth throughout the second movement.
Similarbassist
2
USBAS-er/ˈbæsɚ/UKBAS-uh/ˈbæsə/
nouncountable
A person who fishes for bass.
An experienced basser knows which lures work best in murky water.
The weekend tournament drew bassers from across the state.
Similarangler
3
adjective
Comparative form of bass.
The remastered version came out noticeably basser than the original release.
She wanted the final mix basser than the rough demo had been.
Note
An ordinary -er comparative built on the adjective for a sound, voice or instrument low in pitch. It ranks one sound against another, as in a taller pipe giving a basser sound, and usually takes than. The same spelling also works as a noun with the plural bassers, naming a bass performer or a bass angler. Only the comparative compares, so a following than marks the adjective.

basser is a form of bass

bass, adjective: Low in pitch or frequency, as a sound, voice, or instrument. Full entry

Forms: bassbasser comparativebassest superlative
Spelling: bass → basser: add -er

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