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Meanings of equerry in English
Spanish
caballerizo mayor del rey Catalan
cavallerís major 
The Officer of the Royal Household and Heritage of the Crown of Spain.
Related terms
Russian
шталмейстер Portuguese
estribeiro Usage of equerry in English
1
The slim equerry went down the sea-wall across the sands to Pollyooly.
2
He resolved upon only taking his equerry in waiting and pages, etc.
3
Meanwhile the old woman, recalled by the equerry, was approaching the carriage.
4
An equerry, a secretary, anyone who is privy to HRH's personal schedule.
5
An equerry leaned over and whispered to him and he stood up.
6
No doubt she thought she was again giving orders to her equerry.
7
I have passports for myself, six servants, the equerry, and a chaplain.
8
The equerry closed the file in front of him and sat back.
9
The slim equerry shook his head and said in a tone of conviction:
10
No one thought it odd that the king's equerry called there so frequently.
11
The equerry came forward slowly, blood dripping from a wound in his leg.
12
The emperor gave me as an escort his equerry, General Defrance.
13
Though when the equerry offered to open a window she did not demur.
14
The moment the equerry's foot touched the uppermost stair I advanced upon him.
15
He told his equerry to go and chase the crowd away.
16
Another moment and the buffeting crowd had separated him from his grand equerry.
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