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	squire
	general [?]: godseier
	general [?]: escudero
	general [?]: väpnare

Synonyms:

[n]: attendant [gt], attender [gt], tender [gt] [n]: landowner [gt], landholder [gt], property owner [gt] [n]: gallant, attendant [gt], attender [gt], tender [gt] [v]: escort [gt]

Derived terms:

Esquire, squirearchy, white squire

Anagrams:

risque

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word squire comes from the Old French escuier (modern French écuyer), itself derived from the Late Latin scutarius (""shield bearer""), in medieval or Old English a scutifer. The Classical Latin equivalent was armiger, ""arms bearer"". The term has evolved in its uses, referring in the Middle Ages to a trainee knight, after that to the leader of an English village - often a justice of the peace or a Member of Parliament, and - currently - to a justice of the peace or to a similar local dignitary in US, to an attendant escorting a woman, or to a gallant.

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Similar words:

	squirm
	squirt
	square
	squish
	squared
	squirrel
	squint

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