# basser

Pronunciation: US say "BAYS-er" /ˈbeɪsɚ/; UK say "BAYS-uh" /ˈbeɪsə/

## Noun

1. A person who performs the bass part in a piece of music.
   - Simple: A person who sings or plays the lowest 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._
2. A person who fishes for bass. (pronounced: US say "BAS-er" /ˈbæsɚ/; UK say "BAS-uh" /ˈbæsə/)
   - Simple: A person who goes fishing for bass.
   - _An experienced basser knows which lures work best in murky water._
   - _The weekend tournament drew bassers from across the state._

## Adjective

3. Comparative form of bass. — comparative form of bass: more bass
   - Simple: Comparative form of bass. Use it to say one sound has more low tones than another.
   - _The remastered version came out noticeably basser than the original release._
   - _She wanted the final mix basser than the rough demo had been._

Source: DictionaryAI, https://dictionaryai.com/define/basser (written from Wiktionary data, CC BY-SA 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/).