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Squire

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A young squire or knights attendant a page

Court, in decreeing a dissolution of marriage, orders the husband to make an allowance to the wife, see Squire v. Squire, 1905, P. 4.

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esquire [Middle French escuier squire, from Late Latin scutarius shield bearer, from Latin scutum shield] used as a title of courtesy for lawyers

Wearing boots especially boots with long tops as for riding as a booted squire

next in degree below knight and above gentleman also a title of office and courtesy often shortened to squire

A young German noble or squire esp a member of the aristocratic party in Prussia

an assembly or Court upon a hill, held in Derbyshire, for deciding pleas and controversies among the miners, Squire on Anglo-Saxon Government.

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