(one's) lord and master

(one's) lord and master

Someone who has total power over one. Used to humorously exaggerated effect, usually in reference to one's spouse. I'd like to hang out with you guys, but I need to go into town to pick a few things up for my lord and master. A: "Hey Chad, will your lord and master let you play cards with us on Friday night?" B: "Very funny. But I do have to check with her." With that wedding ring on your finger comes your lord and master—I hope you're ready for that.
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