Similar words: exchequer, chequered, sherry, guerrilla, terry, berry, merry, cherry. Meaning: ['ekwərɪ;ɪ'kwerɪ] 
n. 1. an official charged with the care of the horses of princes or nobles 2. a personal attendant of the British royal family.
n. 1. an official charged with the care of the horses of princes or nobles 2. a personal attendant of the British royal family. 
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1. He is equerry to the Prince of Wales.
2. According to her equerry Colin Burgess, she wondered why people were always thrusting babies at her, to kiss.
3. Generations of Spencer men and women have fulfilled the functions of Lord Chamberlain, equerry, lady-in-waiting and other positions at Court.
4. Hans Ebert stood outside, in full dress uniform, his equerry three paces behind him.
5. The marriage of her parents has been attended by the Queen. Her father, Earl Spencer, was an equerry to King George VI.
More similar words: exchequer, chequered, sherry, guerrilla, terry, berry, merry, cherry, ferry, nom de guerre, daguerreotype, ferrying, mulberry, ferryman, bilberry, cherry tree, raspberry, cranberry, blueberry, ferryboat, terry cloth, elderberry, gooseberry, gerrymander, strawberry, blackberry, harpers ferry, cherry tomato, boysenberry, merrymaking.