basser

USBAYS-er/ˈbeɪsɚ/UKBAYS-uh/ˈbeɪsə/

3 meanings of basser

1
nouncountable
A person who sings or plays the lowest part in a piece of music.
Like the deepest drum in a band that you feel more than you hear.
The basser kept the low notes steady while the others sang the melody.
Every choir needs a strong basser to hold down the bottom of the sound.
Similarbassist
2
USBAS-er/ˈbæsɚ/UKBAS-uh/ˈbæsə/
nouncountable
A person who goes fishing for bass.
The basser cast his line near the weeds where the fish like to hide.
Local bassers gather at the lake before sunrise.
Similarangler
3
adjective
Comparative form of bass. Use it to say one sound has more low tones than another.
The new speakers sound much basser than my old ones.
He turned a knob until the song felt basser and warmer.
Note

basser is a form of bass

bass, adjective: Low and deep in sound, like a deep voice or instrument. Full entry

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

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