1. Originally a shiold-bearer or armour-bearer; a squire or an attendant on a knight; a title of dignity next in degree below a knight, and bestowed on the younger sons of noblemen, &c.; a title bestowed at length on professional men, and now on any person at pleasure, as an expression of respect in addressing a letter.

2. To attend; to wait on.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• aquire,
• squre,
• equiry,
• esure,
• adquire,
• squere,
• enqire,
• ssquare,
• enquiere,
• enquirey,
• enguire,
• aqquire,
• equire,
• enquirie,
• erequire,
• squaire,
• esquiote,
• axquire,
• esnure,
• esquite

• square,
• enquire,
• esquer.

The adjective form of the word "esquire" is "esquirely".

The plural of the "esquire" can be the "esquires".

The singular of the "esquire" can be the "esquire".