Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
squireling
Noun
/ˈskwīər-lɪŋ/

Definition
A young or small squire; a young man of noble birth.

Examples
- The squireling followed the knight closely, eager to learn the ways of chivalry.
- As a squireling, he was trained in horseback riding and swordsmanship.

Meaning
The term ‘squireling’ refers to a youth, often from the aristocracy, who is preparing to take on the responsibilities of a squire or knight.

Synonyms
- Junior squire
- Young noble
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