Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Having a title, especially a noble title.
from The Century Dictionary.
- Having or bearing a title, especially one which is constantly used, either with the name or instead of it; specifically, bearing a title of nobility; noble.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Having or bearing a title.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective a person who has a
title - verb Simple past tense and past participle of
title .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective belonging to the peerage
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Examples
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Simpson received $750,000 in 2007 for a book ghostwritten under his name titled "If I Did It," Cook said.
O.J. Simpson Foreclosure: Bank Foreclosing On Florida Home Of Jailed Former NFL Star 2012
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A recent article by HuffPost's Dan Froomkin titled "A Convenient Truth: Gearing up for Climate Change Could Supercharge the Job Market", also focuses on a silver lining in the dark cloud over the clean energy sector and reinforces the need for a clean energy economy as envisioned by the Coalition for Green Capital.
Martha A. Duggan: The Case for a Federal 'Green Bank' Martha A. Duggan 2010
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John Collee wrote the script based on Randal Keynes's biography of Darwin titled Annie's Box.
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A recent article by HuffPost's Dan Froomkin titled "A Convenient Truth: Gearing up for Climate Change Could Supercharge the Job Market", also focuses on a silver lining in the dark cloud over the clean energy sector and reinforces the need for a clean energy economy as envisioned by the Coalition for Green Capital.
Martha A. Duggan: The Case for a Federal 'Green Bank' Martha A. Duggan 2010
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A recent article by HuffPost's Dan Froomkin titled "A Convenient Truth: Gearing up for Climate Change Could Supercharge the Job Market", also focuses on a silver lining in the dark cloud over the clean energy sector and reinforces the need for a clean energy economy as envisioned by the Coalition for Green Capital.
Martha A. Duggan: The Case for a Federal 'Green Bank' Martha A. Duggan 2010
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A recent article by HuffPost's Dan Froomkin titled "A Convenient Truth: Gearing up for Climate Change Could Supercharge the Job Market", also focuses on a silver lining in the dark cloud over the clean energy sector and reinforces the need for a clean energy economy as envisioned by the Coalition for Green Capital.
Martha A. Duggan: The Case for a Federal 'Green Bank' Martha A. Duggan 2010
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It suddenly occurs to me that Library Thing would allow a tag titled "Lent Out" or, conversely, "Borrowed".
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Last weeks episode was called The Lost Tribe but I accidentally titled is Outsiders which is this weeks episode.
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At least that's how Ronnie Fein titled her new cookbook, Hip Kosher.
Hip Kosher Cooking Steve Carper 2008
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Benjamin Christensen's 1922 film (in English titled Witchcraft Through The Ages) uses a series of dramatic vignettes to explore the idea that witches in the Middle Ages suffered the same hysteria as turn-of-the-20th century psychiatric patients.
Thomas Gladysz: 15 Reasons to Attend the San Francisco Silent Film Festival 2010
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