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Webmaster 

An outdated occupation, just like haberdasher, miliner or blacksmith.

In mediaeval times, every website had a Webmaster who used his mystical computing powers to keep all the flashing text, unreadable links and "under construction" signs safely in place.

These days people have found other ways of making websites work, and the last use of the word "webmaster" happened on Geocities some time in 2004.
0000247 visits since March 1998! Don't forget to sign the guEstbook! Contact the webmaster!
Webmaster by Bobby Tables October 26, 2009
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Webmaster 

somebody who does the programing and designing of a website.
if you have problems with this website, email the webmaster
Webmaster by Anonymous August 23, 2003

Webmaster 

One with a mastery of only the most cursory skills for online publishing - most likely obtained by reading "HTML for Dummies."
If you have a question about our gaming site, please contact the Dungeon Mast... err... Webmaster.

webmaster 

A person who has mastered the web.
Spiderman is a webmaster.
webmaster by gunnrend December 27, 2007

webmaster 

A master of the web, moreover, one that creates or manages websites.
The webmaster of www.ki4bbo.org knows CSS and XHTML.
webmaster by ki4bbo September 15, 2004

Webmaster Nerd 

A fanboy to webmastering a website
Josh is a total Webmaster Nerd he runs 8 sites at once!
Webmaster Nerd by Anonymous April 22, 2003

Webmaster Tools 

Website that contains downloads for webmasters to use for website development, seo (search engine optimization)
Training video's,keyword suggestions,webmaster tools,plugins,scripts,back-links,website advice etc.
Webmaster Tools by WebsiteGuru November 17, 2011
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