Squire
81squire — I. v. a. Attend, escort, gallant, accompany, wait on. II. n. Esquire …
82squire — noun (C) 1 the man who in the past owned most of the land around a country village in England 2 a young man in the Middle Ages who learned how to be a knight 1 (1) by serving one 3 BrE spoken used by some men to address a man when they do not… …
83squire — Noun. A term of address. Informal …
84squire — n 1.(in England) country gentleman, landowner, landholder, landed proprietor. 2. attendant, servant, servitor, Archaic. yeoman, retainer, (in the Middle Ages) esquire; valet, man, gentleman, manservant, Archaic. varlet, Fr. valet de cham bre, Fr …
85Squire — Squi|re [ skvai̮ɐ ], der; [s], s <englisch> (englischer Gutsherr) …
86squire — A contraction of esquire …
87Squire — A vehicle brand of which the 1925 1948 models are classic cars …
88squire — A magistrate. A title of office and courtesy frequently, but not exclusively, given to a justice of the peace. Anno: 38 ALR2d 186 …
89squire — n. & v. n. 1 a country gentleman, esp. the chief landowner in a country district. 2 hist. a knight s attendant. 3 Brit. colloq. a jocular form of address to a man. 4 US a magistrate or lawyer. 5 Austral. a young snapper fish. v.tr. (of a man)… …
90Watson Carvosso Squire — Squire im Jahr 1890 Watson Carvosso Squire (* 18. Mai 1838 in Cape Vincent, New York; † 7. Juni 1926 in Seattle, Washington) war ein US amerikanischer Politiker …