title /tīˈtl/

1. The distinctive name of a book, poem, tale, picture, etc
2. A chapter-heading
3. A title-page
4. A book or publication, as an item in a catalogue (publishing jargon)
5. (often in pl) a caption giving credits at the end of a film or television programme
6. A subtitle
7. An appellation of rank or distinction or a formal designation
8. An inscription or descriptive placard
9. A section of a law-book
10. A championship (sport)
11. A right to possession or ownership (law)
12. A basis of a claim (law)
13. The evidence supporting a claim or right
14. A title deed (law)
15. A fixed sphere of work, source of maintenance, or a certificate of this, required as a condition for ordination (religion)
16. A cardinal-priest's parish in Rome

1. To designate
2. To give or attach a title to

tiˈtled adjective

Having a title, esp an appellation of rank or nobility

tiˈtleless adjective

1. Untitled
2. Nameless (Shakespeare)

tiˈtler noun

1. A writer of titles
2. A claimant (obsolete)

tiˈtling noun

1. The giving or attaching of a title
2. Titles, captions, etc collectively

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• single house
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