squirish

/ˈskwaɪrɪʃ/
adjective
  1. Relating to or resembling a squire; having qualities like a country gentleman, such as being proper, old-fashioned, or slightly pompous.
    • The old house had a squirish charm, with its hunting trophies and leather chairs.
    • He had a squirish manner, always tipping his hat and speaking in formal phrases.
    • Her squirish uncle insisted on wearing a tweed jacket even in summer.
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