esquire
/ˈɛskwɪər/; /ˈɛskweɪr/; /ˈɛskwɑr/; /ˈɛskweɑr/Definitions
1. noun
A title of respect for a man, originally a knight’s attendant, used especially as a suffix to a surname.
“He is known as Mr. Esquire after graduating from law school.”
2. verb
To serve as an attendant or attendant to a knight.
“He was tasked to esquire the visiting king to his chambers.”
3. noun
A young man of good family, considered eligible for a title or a position of respect.
“He is an esquire in the eyes of the community due to his family background.”