What is what does esquire mean?

Esquire is an honorific title used in the United States and other countries to indicate that a person is a member of the legal profession, particularly a lawyer. The title is typically abbreviated as "Esq." and is often used in formal correspondence or legal documents. In some jurisdictions, the title is only used for practicing lawyers, while in others, it may be used more broadly for individuals who have earned a law degree or are otherwise involved in legal matters. In the UK, the title of Esquire is sometimes used to indicate that someone is a gentleman. In modern usage, the term is sometimes used humorously to indicate someone who is of a higher social class or is considered to be posh.