Titan is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TITAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person of great size
• a person or thing of very great strength, intellect, or importance
• the largest satellite of Saturn (diameter 5,150 km), the fifteenth closest to the planet, discovered by C. Huygens in 1655. It is unique in having a hazy atmosphere of nitrogen, methane, and oily hydrocarbons.
• person who is huge, strong, or very important
• a person of exceptional importance and reputation
• (Greek mythology) any of the primordial giant gods who ruled the Earth until overthrown by Zeus; the Titans were offspring of Uranus (Heaven) and Gaea (Earth)
• the largest of the satellites of Saturn; has a hazy nitrogen atmosphere
• any of the older gods who preceded the Olympians and were the children of Uranus (Heaven) and Gaia (Earth). Led by Cronus, they overthrew Uranus; Cronus' son, Zeus, then rebelled against his father and eventually defeated the Titans.
ADJECTIVE:
• Titanic.

Words related to TITAN

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Words that contain TITAN

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How to use TITAN in a sentence

• On he pressed, stout as a Titan, relentless as fate.
• They are like the wail of a lost child, rather than the remorse of a Titan.
• Pyramid on pyramid of rock Towers upward, wild and riven, As piled by Titan hand, to mock The distant smiling heaven.
• Beside Heathcliff, that Titan raging on a mountain-top, M.
• It is not only in the large figure of the Titan Shirley that Charlotte Bronte shows her strength.
• This is proved by our Donatello, who was a Titan in the art, and afterwards by the stupendous Michelangelo, who worked in both ways.
• He bade two of his servants, whose names were Strength and Force, to seize the bold Titan and carry him to the topmost peak of the Caucasus Mountains.
• He was only a common man and not a Titan like his great father, and yet he was known far and wide for his good deeds and the uprightness of his life.
• They stood there gray and limeworn, like the ruins of a Titan temple.
• Its gates are barred By Titan twins, named Fear and Doubt.
• Emathion, a son of Titan and Aurora, reigned in Macedonia.
• Then, called by thee, the monster Titan came, Whom gods Briareos, men AEgeon name.
• Dane sat astern and drove his paddle into the water with the force of a Titan.
• He seemed to have matured very early, and to have taken hold of knowledge in all its branches like a Titan.
• It seemed as if an enormous giant, or a Titan, had sculptured his own likeness on the precipice.
• It dipped and rose like a Titan wave of a Titan sea.
• I feel, pen in hand, like the mythological Titan at war with Jove, strong enough to hurl mountains, and finding nothing but pebbles.
• I have presumed to throw against his Titan strength the craft of man.
• Towering over the green grassy quadrangle of the Academy was the magnificent Tower of Galileo, built of pure Titan crystal which gleamed like a gigantic diamond.
• Sons of the Titan Astraeus and Aurora, Who trouble heaven, earth, and the wide sea, Leave now this stormy war of elements, And fight anon with the high gods.
• In twenty years the station had become a place where summer tourists from Earth and winter tourists from Titan made a point of stopping.
• On both sides of the highway rose low, flat-roofed dwellings, built on a revolving wheel to follow the precious sun, and constructed of pure Titan crystal.
• In youth I sought the prince of men, Captain in cosmic wars, Our Titan, even the weeds would show Defiant, to the stars.
• Prometheus was the Titan who stole fire from heaven and gave it to men, for which Zeus chained him to a rock in the Caucasus.
• By the reconciliation of this stern ruler with the wise Titan, the giver of good gifts to men, order is restored to the universe.
• These tropic breezes came like benevolent fairies, to aid our groaning Titan in his labors.
• The earlier poets content themselves generally with the daisy in description, and leave the daisy in ethics to such a philosophico-poetical Titan as Wordsworth.
• Having, with great labour, left his personal impress on two or three handfuls, the weary Titan abandons his impossible task.
• Everywhere were the open tunnel mouths or the frame shaft-houses perched above the gray Titan dump beards.

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