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Often used in the same context:
nobleman,
aristocrat,
gentry,
parson,
schoolmaster,
paterfamilias,
yokel,
manor,
fop,
manservant,
plutocrat,
knight,
miles gloriosus,
bumpkin,
boulevardier,
gent,
aristo,
jouster,
plowman,
wench,
prig,
swain,
sancho panza,
mordred,
governess,
rustics,
knight errant,
burgher,
laird,
courtier,
chap,
dipsomaniac,
wastrel,
roue,
highwayman,
landed gentry,
tramp,
patrician,
backwoodsman,
rapscallion,
magus,
edmund kean,
manor house,
vulgarian,
plantagenets,
huntsman,
amanuensis,
lecher,
dithery,
oaf,
dowager,
grandee,
swineherd,
ethelred,
woodsman,
layabout,
viscount,
crones,
sir lancelot,
hermit,
coachman,
townsmen,
spiv,
hussar,
lord,
factotum,
ghostbuster,
playboy,
seigneur,
demesne,
pork pie,
scallywag,
dogsbody,
ruffian,
nabob,
marquess,
fotheringhay,
earldom,
gadabout,
shepherdess,
lothario,
mountebank,
chatelaine,
rascal,
rackety,
byronic,
poltroon,
jester,
reprobate,
stableboy,
drunkard,
ferryman,
banquo,
hick,
gentlewoman,
satyr,
twerp,
undertaker,
bibulous,
manse,
jolly,
squires,
yeoman,
englishman,
countryman,
captain,
baronet,
curate,
esquire,
sailor,
shopkeeper,
soldier,
blacksmith,
freeman,
shoemaker,
skipper,
cossack,
dutchman,
portly,
derivational,
descendant,
foreman,
sturdy,
verb,
alexandrian,
anonymous,
answer,
apprentice,
ascribed,
beefy,
boeotian,
boman,
concordant,
conformable,
countable,
decadent,
denumerable,
disharmonious
More specific:
armiger,
armor-bearer
Appears in the definition of:
armiger,
armor-bearer
More general:
attendant,
escort,
esquire,
landholder,
landowner,
property owner
Synonyms:
gallant
Also try:
— Adjectives for squire:
young,
old,
english,
good,
local,
poor,
faithful,
worthy,
neighbouring,
tory,
wealthy,
more...
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