Definitions

1. noun

The state or position of a squire, or the qualities or characteristics associated with it, typically including chivalry and courtesy.

“The young nobleman’s squirehood was marked by his bravery in battle and his kindness to those in need.”

2. noun

A group of men who act as attendants or companions to a noble or aristocratic person, especially in medieval times.

“The lord’s squirehood was a close-knit group of loyal servants who accompanied him on his journeys.”