major (n.)
- above
- adult
- ahead
- aide
- aide-de-camp
- area
- ascendant
- better
- bigwig
- brigadier
- capital
- captain
- chief
- chosen
- cock
- colonel
- commandant
- commander
- course
- curriculum
- discipline
- dominant
- elder
- eldest
- elective
- exec
- fell
- field
- finer
- former
- general
- generalissimo
- grand
- grave
- great
- grownup
- heavyweight
- humanities
- key
- keynote
- large
- larger
- lieutenant
- main
- man
- marshal
- material
- mediant
- minor
- name
- notable
- officer
- older
- over
- primary
- prime
- principal
- quadrivium
- rare
- seminar
- senior
- sirdar
- specialty
- star
- study
- subaltern
- subdominant
- subject
- sublieutenant
- submediant
- subtonic
- super
- superior
- supertonic
- tonality
- tonic
- topping
- trivium
- ugly
- upper
- vital
- woman
- worst
major (v.)
major (adj.)
- above
- adult
- ahead
- ascendant
- better
- big
- bigger
- capital
- chief
- chosen
- consequential
- considerable
- course
- critical
- crucial
- dangerous
- distinguished
- dominant
- dominating
- double-barreled
- earthshaking
- elder
- eldest
- elective
- eminent
- exceeding
- excellent
- extensive
- fell
- field
- finer
- foremost
- former
- general
- grand
- grave
- great
- greater
- grievous
- grownup
- hefty
- high-powered
- higher
- important
- key
- large
- large-scale
- larger
- main
- man
- marked
- material
- minor
- momentous
- notable
- noteworthy
- older
- outstanding
- over
- paramount
- predominant
- preeminent
- primary
- prime
- principal
- rare
- self-important
- senior
- serious
- significant
- sizable
- star
- stellar
- subaltern
- subject
- substantial
- super
- superior
- surpassing
- tonic
- topping
- transcendent
- transcendental
- ugly
- upper
- vital
- woman
- world-shaking
- worst
