History
History
Synonyms
UK
US
Meaning:
esquire

a title (written Esq.) used in the address of a letter after a man's family name (instead of Mr before it)

Mr.

mister

(always written Mr) (used in front of the name of a man who has no other title) 'Mr Green'; (used by children to a man) 'Please, mister, can I have my ball back?'

Mr

sir

used by children to a male teacher, by a shop assistant to a man etc; used to begin a formal letter to a man

mister

MONSIEUR as in Wiktionary
MONSIEUR as in Wikipedia