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squire
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Verb
To accompany and look after or supervise
Noun
The proprietor of a land or building
A young nobleman acting as an attendant to a knight before becoming a knight himself
A person who serves under a person (of authority)
A (male) romantic companion or partner
A friendly form of address, especially between men or boys
A guide or escort, especially one who rides in advance
A boy or young man who serves others (of high status)
An aristocrat or nobleman
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▲
Verb
▲
To accompany and look after or supervise
accompany
escort
chaperon
convoy
attend
chaperone
companion
see
company
assist
serve
date
conduct
usher
guide
lead
shepherd
take
consort
partner
drag
go with
take out
guard
follow
show
steer
direct
pilot
route
bring
carry
bear
go out with
look after
hold someone's hand
come with
consort with
fetch
flank
watch
shadow
help
wait on
protect
defend
dog
keep safe
take care of
keep from harm
stand guard over
chum
travel with
go along with
tag along with
bear someone company
come along
string along
go along
show about
stick to
tag along
keep company
show around
shlep along
hang around with
marshal
UK
marshall
US
show the way
lead the way
herd
drive
convey
walk
go together with
show out
point
ride shotgun
move
transport
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
channel
show to the door
see out
escort out
say goodbye to
propel
pave the way
trailblaze
send
belead
usher in
run
show the way to
beacon
address
rock along
come along with
receive
navigate
show in
show the door
show the exit
collect
give directions to
point the way
point in the direction of
indicate the way
go for
call for
hang around
hang out with
pick up
deliver
trail around with
string along with
go around with
shlep along with
ferry
give a ride to
get
go to get
give a lift to
more ❯
“After being diligently trained, the knight was finally prepared to
squire
the young Prince on his upcoming journey, ensuring his safety and well-being.”
Noun
▲
The proprietor of a land or building
landlord
landowner
landholder
proprietor
lord
laird
owner
lord of the manor
freeholder
landlady
innkeeper
master
mistress
keeper
property owner
householder
homeowner
host
manager
property-owner
hotelier
licensee
hotelkeeper
proprietress
administrator
shopkeeper
front office
land owner
publican
manageress
lessor
restaurateur
barperson
barmaid
lessee
pub owner
mine host
taverner
barman
boniface
hostess
letter
hotel-keeper
bar-keeper
holder
possessor
renter
titleholder
inkeeper
property holder
proprietrix
barkeeper
hotel keeper
hotel owner
“The
squire
of the vast estate ensured the proper maintenance and management of the property.”
Noun
▲
A young nobleman acting as an attendant to a knight before becoming a knight himself
attendant
aide
equerry
retainer
companion
steward
servant
page
man
courtier
train-bearer
cup-bearer
page boy
servant boy
serving boy
assistant
valet
helper
sidekick
lady in waiting
manservant
butler
guide
batman
escort
right-hand man
follower
nurse
right-hand woman
personal assistant
squirefish
Jeeves
consort
duenna
convoy
chaperone
gentleman's gentleman
personal attendant
liegeman
adviser
minder
carer
guard
protector
chaperon
protectress
valet de chambre
lord
henchman
lady
safeguard
pursuivant
noble
lady-in-waiting
lady of the bedchamber
armourbearer
domestic
menial
lackey
flunkey
footman
flunky
skivvy
usher
maid
houseman
maidservant
waiter
auxiliary
concierge
employee
secretary
orderly
body man
baby sitter
bird dog
slave
drudge
minion
vassal
slavey
daily
hireling
scullion
housemaid
char
servitor
cleaner
charwoman
housekeeper
serf
help
charlady
handmaid
houseboy
varlet
abigail
bai
amah
tweeny
postilion
coachman
bearer
chokra
mozo
bedder
jong
boots
scout
servingman
seneschal
turnspit
servingwoman
famulus
server
galley slave
cleaning lady
serving maid
cleaning person
parlour maid
domestic help
Mrs Mop
cleaning woman
serving wench
major domo
domestic worker
daily woman
maid-of-all-work
live-in
hired help
scullery maid
more ❯
“A
squire
takes his fallen master's identity to joust in medieval combat.”
Noun
▲
A person who serves under a person (of authority)
follower
attendant
servant
henchman
assistant
sidekick
lackey
helper
retainer
minion
vassal
acolyte
page
cohort
toady
satellite
stooge
protege
sycophant
companion
devotee
liegeman
pursuivant
bootlicker
hanger-on
camp follower
aide
deputy
collaborator
apprentice
lieutenant
associate
helpmate
aid
understudy
underling
wingman
peon
henchwoman
second in command
second string
second fiddle
right-hand woman
second-in-command
go-to person
stand-in
fellow worker
go-to guy
aide-de-camp
number two
right-hand man
man Friday
right-hand person
personal assistant
subordinate
junior
partner
backup
second
auxiliary
adjunct
mate
accomplice
backer
subsidiary
delegate
aider
adjutant
accessory
proxy
substitute
secretary
temp
colleague
coadjutor
sub
understrapper
depute
vice
help
gofer
gopher
abetter
coadjutant
inferior
representative
ally
dogsbody
abettor
friend
dependant
dependent
subaltern
cooperator
serf
confederate
slave
supporter
beginner
novice
scrub
appointee
trainee
patron
poodle
adherent
helpmeet
temporary worker
hired hand
second self
running dog
right hand
P.A.
strong right arm
third string
fill-in
gal Friday
important assistant
body man
girl Friday
surrogate
relief
fidus Achates
point man
hired help
alter ego
PA
trusted assistant
flunky
skivvy
flunkey
more ❯
Noun
▲
A (male) romantic companion or partner
swain
lover
boyfriend
beau
sweetheart
love
beloved
inamorato
man
paramour
admirer
steady
flame
honey
fellow
boy
escort
fiance
courter
cavalier
true love
young man
old man
gentleman caller
gentleman friend
darling
partner
suitor
boyf
leman
fella
date
follower
fiancé
guy
significant other
fancy man
toy boy
girlfriend
squeeze
husband
gallant
truelove
mate
dearest
wooer
inamorata
dear
hubby
companion
loved one
groom
baby
sweetie
man friend
girlf
valentine
heartthrob
sweet
sugar
sweetie pie
common-law husband
sugar daddy
lady friend
worshipper
UK
spouse
intended
angel
worshiper
US
babe
woman friend
hon
jong
cohabitee
mister
ladylove
Juliet
Romeo
cicisbeo
poppet
dear one
live-in lover
betrothed
bird
doxy
bidie-in
male friend
lover boy
other man
treasure
wife
pet
precious
fancy woman
querida
lovebird
one and only
lady love
WAG
my love
gigolo
amour
dearie
woman
sweet one
love of one's life
lass
girl
bride
gal
heart-throb
friend
confidant
buddy
guyfriend
intimate
pal
fiancé
soul mate
sunshine
sweeting
bridegroom
favorite
US
favourite
UK
ducks
female friend
snuggle bug
cuddle bug
lovebug
consort
guy friend
helpmate
mistress
helpmeet
monogamist
monogynist
other half
lady-love
heartbeat
idol
tootsie
better half
courtesan
lord and master
love of my life
object of affection
favorite person
first and last
young lady
the love of one's life
the apple of your eye
fiancée
number one
numero uno
the object of one's affections
concubine
idolizer
amoroso
fiancee
infatuate
suppliant
other woman
bit on the side
solicitor
Wag
bit of fluff
fancy bit
kept woman
love interest
cavaliere servente
more ❯
Noun
▲
A friendly form of address, especially between men or boys
amigo
mate
pal
buddy
chum
man
boyo
bud
matey
dude
partner
buster
buckeroo
bo
bro
bubba
cobber
jack
Mac
mister
bhai
digger
gov
guv
guvnor
jong
okie
son
yaar
john
my friend
old boy
old chap
old fellow
old bean
old fruit
old man
sir
friend
comrade
brother
fella
broseph
brosky
broham
broha
bruh
brah
compadre
kiddo
fam
chap
confidante
companion
homeboy
bra
broski
more ❯
Noun
▲
A guide or escort, especially one who rides in advance
outrider
escort
attendant
scout
guide
bodyguard
guard
patrol
advance guard
advance man
watch
sentry
sentinel
lookout
warden
guardian
minder
watchman
watcher
warder
defender
garrison
spotter
vanguard
reconnoitrer
watchperson
nightwatchman
reconnoiterer
outpost
lookout man
night watch
lookout woman
avant-courier
picket
keeper
custodian
ward
ranger
patrolman
vedette
observer
spy
night watchman
security guard
patrolwoman
patroller
signalman
flagman
protector
signaller
watchkeeper
security officer
flagger
companion
chaperone
protection
chaperon
bouncer
convoyer
shepherd
guardian angel
more ❯
Noun
▲
A boy or young man who serves others (of high status)
pageboy
page
attendant
bellboy
equerry
errand boy
messenger boy
errand runner
bridesmaid
groomsman
bellhop
Buttons
youth
servant
gofer
copyboy
assistant
train-bearer
clerk
office boy
boy Friday
runner
Noun
▲
An aristocrat or nobleman
patrician
aristocrat
noble
peer
lord
nobleman
grandee
lady
peeress
gentle
noblewoman
gentleperson
aristo
nob
childe
rah
landowner
nobleperson
titled person
blue blood
titled man
titled woman
chinless wonder
peer of the realm
top person
landed aristocracy
landowning class
silk stocking
upper cruster
landed gentry
milord
gentleman
man of breeding
duke
earl
viscount
baron
count
marquis
royalty
blueblood
socialite
lace curtain
toff
nobility
swell
optimate
mandarin
thane
Brahmin
seigneur
princess
gentlewoman
empress
archduke
duchess
emperor
baronet
countess
baroness
prince
archduchess
feudal lord
privileged person
member of the upper class
member of the upper crust
lord of the manor
marquess
upper-cruster
silk-stocking
noble descent
nice person
good person
member of the aristocracy
member of the nobility
member of the peerage
good egg
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