apple-squire (Meaning)

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apple-squire (n.)

A pimp; a kept gallant.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The apple-squire carefully inspected each piece of fruit, ensuring only the finest apples made it to the market.
As the apple-squire strolled through the orchard, he observed the vibrant colors of the apple trees.
With a practiced eye, the apple-squire identified the ripest apples for harvest.
The apple-squire expertly sorted the apples, separating them into different bins based on size and quality.
During the autumn harvest, the apple-squire worked diligently to gather a bountiful crop.
With a swift motion, the apple-squire plucked a juicy apple from the tree and examined it closely.
The apple-squire shared his knowledge of apple varieties with the orchard workers, ensuring everyone could identify the best apples.
As the sun set over the orchard, the apple-squire concluded another successful day of apple cultivation.
In the bustling marketplace, the apple-squire's stall showcased the most exquisite apples available.
Visitors marveled at the apple-squire's ability to transform an ordinary apple into a work of culinary art.

A pimp; a kept gallant.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The apple-squire carefully inspected each piece of fruit, ensuring only the finest apples made it to the market.

As the apple-squire strolled through the orchard, he observed the vibrant colors of the apple trees.

With a practiced eye, the apple-squire identified the ripest apples for harvest.

The apple-squire expertly sorted the apples, separating them into different bins based on size and quality.