squired
Took out courteously
Squired is the past tense of squire, meaning to escort or accompany someone, typically in a courtly or attentive manner: He squired her around town for the evening.
The word carries an old-fashioned, slightly formal tone, evoking the image of a gentleman attending to a lady.
It can also mean to serve as a squire to a knight.
One who accompanies another
- accompanyGo along with
- attendBe present at
- chaperoneProtective adult companion
- guideLeader or instruction book
usher · retainer · page · valet · aide · steward · footman · servant
One who accompanies another
- suitorOne who seeks affection
- wooSeek romantic favor
- courtTrial venue or sports surface
- accompanyGo along with
gallant · beau · admirer · gentleman · chivalry · romance · date · promenade
escort
One who accompanies another
guide · usher · retainer · page · valet · aide · steward · footman · servant · helper
escort
One who accompanies another
accompany · gallant · beau · admirer · gentleman · chivalry · romance · date · promenade · chaperon
knight
Honored mounted soldier
- armorProtective combat covering
- pageNoble's young assistant
- tournamentMulti-round competitive event
lance · joust · steed · shield · heraldry · vassal · fealty · chivalry · valor · nobility
lord
Nobleman or ruler
aristocracy · gentry · peerage · gentleman · landed · highborn · baronet · patrician · castle · feudal
- country squireRural landholding gentleman
- medieval squireKnight's youthful attendant