squireˈage or squirˈage noun

Landed gentry collectively (also squiralˈity or squirˈalty)

squireˈarch or squirˈarch noun

A member of the squirearchy

squirearchˈal, squirarchˈal, squirearchˈical or squirarchˈical adjective

squireˈarchy or squirˈarchy noun

1. The rule of or government by squires
2. Squires collectively and their social or political power

squireˈdom noun

squireenˈ noun (Ir dimin sfx -ín; Anglo-Irish)

A petty squire, a squireling

squireˈhood noun

squireˈlike or squireˈly adjective and adverb

squireˈling noun

A squire of small possessions

squireˈship noun

squirˈess noun

A squire's wife

squire of dames noun

A man who devotes himself to the ladies, from a character in Spenser (Faerie Queene III.7.53)