[f. as prec. + -DOM.] a. The status or dignity of an esquire. b. The body of esquires; esquires collectively.
1863. Sala, Capt. Dangerous, II. iii. 107. Mr. Pinchin, whose Esquiredom—and proud enough he was of it—I may now as well Drop.
1864. Burton, Scot Abr., I. i. 38. The flower of the chivalry and esquiredom.
