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Definition of title
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of title is as below...
Title (n.) The
inscription
in the
beginning
of a book,
usually
containing
the
subject
of the work, the
author's
and
publisher's
names,
the date, etc..
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Ban
::
Ban (n.) An
ancient
title of the
warden
of the
eastern
marches
of
Hungary;
now, a title of the
viceroy
of
Croatia
and
Slavonia..
Graf
::
Graf (n.) A
German
title of
nobility,
equivalent
to earl in
English,
or count in
French.
See
Earl..
Tycoon
::
Tycoon
(n.) The title by which the
shogun,
or
former
commander
in chief of the
Japanese
army, was known to
foreigners..
Mate
::
Mate (n.) An
officer
in a
merchant
vessel
ranking
next below the
captain.
If there are more than one
bearing
the
title,
they are
called,
respectively,
first mate,
second
mate, third mate, etc. In the navy, a
subordinate
officer
or
assistant;
as,
master's
mate;
surgeon's
mate..
Titled
::
Titled
(a.)
Having
or
bearing
a
title.
Thaumaturgus
::
Thaumaturgus
(n.) A
miracle
worker;
-- a title given by the Roman
Catholics
to some
saints.
Nawab
::
Nawab (n.) A
deputy
ruler or
viceroy
in
India;
also, a title given by
courtesy
to other
persons
of high rank in the
East..
Senatorial
::
Senatorial
(a.)
Entitled
to elect a
senator,
or by
senators;
as, the
senatorial
districts
of a
State..
Premier
::
Premier
(a.) Most
ancient;
-- said of the peer
bearing
the
oldest
title of his
degree.
Prescriptive
::
Prescriptive
(a.)
Consisting
in, or
acquired
by,
immemorial
or
long-continued
use and
enjoyment;
as, a
prescriptive
right of
title;
pleading
the
continuance
and
authority
of long
custom..
Donna
::
Donna (n.) A lady;
madam;
mistress;
-- the title given a lady in
Italy.
Esquire
::
Esquire
(n.)
Originally,
a
shield-bearer
or
armor-bearer,
an
attendant
on a
knight;
in
modern
times,
a title of
dignity
next in
degree
below
knight
and above
gentleman;
also, a title of
office
and
courtesy;
-- often
shortened
to
squire..
Titling
::
Titling
(n.) The hedge
sparrow;
--
called
also
titlene.
Its nest often
chosen
by the
cuckoo
as a place for
depositing
its own eggs.
Saheb
::
Saheb (n.) A
respectful
title or
appellation
given to
Europeans
of rank.
Pretendingly
::
Pretendingly
(adv.)
As by right or
title;
arrogantly;
presumptuously.
Warranty
::
Warranty
(n.) A
covenant
real,
whereby
the
grantor
of an
estate
of
freehold
and his heirs were bound to
warrant
and
defend
the
title,
and, in case of
eviction
by title
paramount,
to yield other lands of equal value in
recompense.
This
warranty
has long singe
become
obsolete,
and its place
supplied
by
personal
covenants
for
title.
Among these is the
covenant
of
warranty,
which runs with the land, and is in the
nature
of a real
covenant..
Mademoiselle
::
Mademoiselle
(n.) A
French
title of
courtesy
given to a girl or an
unmarried
lady,
equivalent
to the
English
Miss..
Autocratrix
::
Autocratrix
(n.) A
female
sovereign
who is
independent
and
absolute;
-- a title given to the
empresses
of
Russia.
Name
::
Name (n.) To give a
distinctive
name or
appellation
to; to
entitle;
to
denominate;
to
style;
to call.
Worthy
::
Worthy
(n.)
Having
suitable,
adapted,
or
equivalent
qualities
or
value;
--
usually
with of
before
the thing
compared
or the
object;
more
rarely,
with a
following
infinitive
instead
of of, or with that; as,
worthy
of, equal in
excellence,
value,
or
dignity
to;
entitled
to;
meriting;
--
usually
in a good
sense,
but
sometimes
in a bad one..
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