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squire

noun as in attendant

verb as in accompany

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Others more comparable to Squire include Boulevard, which helps salons with bookings and payments and which recently raised $27 million.

From Fortune

Brienne of Tarth is back on the road—a far more worldly and intimidating figure than her hapless male squire, Podrick Payne.

Seemingly sad beyond consolation, the widow begs the squire to finish her off the same way.

Another California undergrad, Andrew Squire, has taken a different approach to selling pot to raise cash.

Samuel Squire, bishop of St. David's died; a poetical, historical and antiquarian writer of note.

"I fear, squire, hers is not a bodily affection," said Mrs. Dodd with a deep sigh.

Not one word did Mrs. Dodd utter for many days to her husband of her momentous conversation with the squire.

A country squire introduced his baboon, in clerical habits, to say grace.

Sir Herbert's squire, Thomas du Bois, joined in his master's confident wager.

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On this page you'll find 26 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to squire, such as: assist, attend, chaperon, companion, date, and escort.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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