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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.) A
section
or
division
of a
subject,
as of a law, a book,
specif.
(Roman
& Canon
Laws),
a
chapter
or
division
of a law
book..
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Settlement
::
Settlement
(n.) A
settled
place of
abode;
residence;
a right
growing
out of
residence;
legal
residence
or
establishment
of a
person
in a
particular
parish
or town, which
entitles
him to
maintenance
if a
pauper,
and
subjects
the
parish
or town to his
support..
Seignior
::
Seignior
(n.) A title of honor or of
address
in the South of
Europe,
corresponding
to Sir or Mr. in
English..
Burgher
::
Burgher
(n.) A
freeman
of a burgh or
borough,
entitled
to enjoy the
privileges
of the
place;
any
inhabitant
of a
borough..
Name
::
Name (n.) To give a
distinctive
name or
appellation
to; to
entitle;
to
denominate;
to
style;
to call.
Doctor
::
Doctor
(n.) An
academical
title,
originally
meaning
a men so well
versed
in his
department
as to be
qualified
to teach it.
Hence:
One who has taken the
highest
degree
conferred
by a
university
or
college,
or has
received
a
diploma
of the
highest
degree;
as, a
doctor
of
divinity,
of law, of
medicine,
of
music,
or of
philosophy.
Such
diplomas
may
confer
an
honorary
title
only..
Color
::
Color (n.) An
apparent
right;
as where the
defendant
in
trespass
gave to the
plaintiff
an
appearance
of
title,
by
stating
his title
specially,
thus
removing
the cause from the jury to the
court..
Purchase
::
Purchase
(v. t.) The
acquisition
of title to, or
properly
in,
anything
for a
price;
buying
for money or its
equivalent..
Appellation
::
Appellation
(n.) The word by which a
particular
person
or thing is
called
and
known;
name;
title;
designation.
Excellency
::
Excellency
(n.) A title of honor given to
certain
high
dignitaries,
esp. to
viceroys,
ministers,
and
ambassadors,
to
English
colonial
governors,
etc. It was
formerly
sometimes
given to kings and
princes..
Emeer
::
Emeer (n.) An
Arabian
military
commander,
independent
chieftain,
or ruler of a
province;
also, an
honorary
title given to the
descendants
of
Mohammed,
in the line of his
daughter
Fatima;
among the
Turks,
likewise,
a title of
dignity,
given to
certain
high
officials..
Vindicate
::
Vindicate
(v. t.) To
maintain
or
defend
with
success;
to prove to be
valid;
to
assert
convincingly;
to
sustain
against
assault;
as, to
vindicate
a
right,
claim,
or
title..
Prescription
::
Prescription
(n.) A
prescribing
for
title;
the claim of title to a thing by
virtue
immemorial
use and
enjoyment;
the right or title
acquired
by
possession
had
during
the time and in the
manner
fixed by law.
Do–a
::
Do–a
(n.) Lady;
mistress;
madam;
-- a title of
respect
used in
Spain,
prefixed
to the
Christian
name of a
lady..
Dispossession
::
Dispossession
(n.) The
putting
out of
possession,
wrongfully
or
otherwise,
of one who is in
possession
of a
freehold,
no
matter
in what
title;
--
called
also
ouster..
Credential
::
Credential
(n.)
Testimonials
showing
that a
person
is
entitled
to
credit,
or has right to
exercise
official
power,
as the
letters
given by a
government
to an
ambassador
or
envoy,
or a
certificate
that one is a duly
elected
delegate..
Tenant
::
Tenant
(n.) One who holds or
possesses
lands,
or other real
estate,
by any kind of
right,
whether
in fee
simple,
in
common,
in
severalty,
for life, for
years,
or at will; also, one who has the
occupation
or
temporary
possession
of lands or
tenements
the title of which is in
another;
--
correlative
to
landlord.
See
Citation
from
Blackstone,
under
Tenement,
2..
Indefeasible
::
Indefeasible
(a.) Not to be
defeated;
not
defeasible;
incapable
of being
annulled
or made void; as, an
indefeasible
or
title..
Quitclaim
::
Quitclaim
(n.) A
release
or
relinquishment
of a
claim;
a deed of
release;
an
instrument
by which some
right,
title,
interest,
or
claim,
which one
person
has, or is
supposed
to have, in or to an
estate
held by
himself
or
another,
is
released
or
relinquished,
the
grantor
generally
covenanting
only
against
persons
who claim under
himself..
Style
::
Style (v. t.) Mode or
phrase
by which
anything
is
formally
designated;
the
title;
the
official
designation
of any
important
body; mode of
address;
as, the style of
Majesty..
Communicant
::
Communicant
(n.) One who
partakes
of, or is
entitled
to
partake
of, the
sacrament
of the
Lord's
supper;
a
church
member..
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