squire
//ˈskwaɪər//
Noun
squireSingular
squiresPlural
1
A young nobleman acting as an attendant to a knight before becoming a knight himself.
The squire polished his knight's armor before the tournament.
2
A man who owns a large amount of land, especially the main landowner in a country area.
The squire owned most of the farmland in the village.
3
(British, informal) A form of address used by one man to another.
What can I get you, squire?
Verb
1
To accompany or escort someone, especially a woman.
He squired her to the formal dinner party.