squire 
/ˈskwajɚ/ noun
plural squires /ˈskwajɚ/ noun [count] 1 : a young man in the Middle Ages who helped a knight before eventually becoming a knight himself 2 : a man in the past in England who owned most of the land in a village or district in the country 3 Brit, informal + old-fashioned — used to address a man whose name is unknown ▪ “Where to, squire?” asked the taxi driver.
