Bodyguard and Squire

Bodyguard

Bodyguard noun - Someone who escorts and protects a prominent person.

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Squire and bodyguard are semantically related In some cases you can use "Squire" instead a noun "Bodyguard".

Squire noun - A man who attends or escorts a woman.

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Bodyguard and squire are semantically related in guard topic. You can use "Bodyguard" instead a noun "Squire".

Nearby Words: squired, squiring

human	human bodyguard	human squire
old	old bodyguard	old squire
good	good bodyguard	good squire
best	best bodyguard	best squire
Other adjectives: current, original, powerful, male, young, new, former, royal, older.

Knight, Knave and Squire: The central trio of the novels are Sir John, a knight who cleaves as close to the ideals of chivalry as circumstances allow; Gwyn, his bodyguard and a commoner with a far more flexible set of ethics; and Thomas, the non-combatant clerk, who is a coward and a man of letters.

Source: Literature / The Crowner John Mysteries

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