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Esquire

[es-kwahyuhr, e-skwahyuhr] / ˈɛs kwaɪər, ɛˈskwaɪər /
NOUN
mister
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“This time it’s James Crow, esquire, and the Proud Boys. They are relentless. We need everybody on the battlefield for this one.”

From Washington Post

They couldn’t have possibly learned more than Stephen J. Urban, esquire pretender, did in a matter of days!

From Washington Times

Mr Rees-Mogg, who was brought into government by the new prime minister this week, has also asked staff in his new office to use imperial measurements and refer to non-titled males as "esquire".

From BBC

A memo for employees in Jacob Rees-Mogg’s office directs them to avoid using words such as “very,” ”hopefully” and “got,” and to address men with the courtesy title “esquire.”

From Washington Times

OK, esquire, but I go back to what I was taught on the first day of law school: 1.

From New York Times