Titled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TITLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TITLE, to designate or give a name to
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a person) having a title indicating high social or official rank
• Having or bearing a title.
• belonging to the peerage
• aristocratic
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to furnish with a title (a distinctive appellation)

Words related to TITLED

aristocratic16 title5 titles6 titling8

Words that contain TITLED

betitled11 entitled9 intitled9 retitled9 untitled9 mistitled12 subtitled12 unentitled11 disentitled13

How to use TITLED in a sentence

• Hundreds of titled women are at the front with the Red Cross, sacrificing everything to aid their country.
• Howel had never before seen a titled Englishman, and he was taken so much by surprise that he made his salutations rather awkwardly.
• He also released a book titled, Green Aid III-Total Gardening that the Green Heritage had published.
• But she was Irish, the daughter of a wealthy and perhaps titled personage, and the intimate companion for many years of the beautiful Duchess of Grafton.
• But they say he has a splendid house in Grosvenor Square, and a flat in Paris, and never asks any but the smartest titled people to his big pheasant shoot in Suffolk.
• It was built at the beginning of the last century by a titled Englishman, who used it for an office on his estate.
• He has a longer pedigree than many a titled dweller in Belgravia.
• There will be no passion in this case to blind the judgment, and to help on meditated delusion, as when you engage with titled sinners.
• I never, however, met any titled person at her house.
• She, meantime, intent on filling her reception-rooms with celebrities and titled persons, was charmed to have collected so many distinguished men around her.
• He is a gentleman at one end of the profession of Medicine, and a titled physician is a gentleman at the other end.
• It oppressed her loyal little heart, for she had begun to like the titled lady, and hated to find so grave a flaw in her nature.
• Moved out of herself by the nearness of death, the titled dame had reverted to childish days, speaking her thoughts aloud.
• Society laughed at this, and declared that everybody but ignorant newspaper men was aware that the published lists of titled personages in England were notoriously incomplete.
• We run over our list of titled purchases every now and then, in the newspapers, and discuss them and caress them, and are thankful and happy.
• Very few officers died from sickness, unless such as fell victims to cholera, which smote with impartial hand the poor private and his titled chief.
• There is scarcely any nobility in the country, if we except titled Swedish settlers.
• Indeed, there is hardly a titled family in England but is mourning its dead.
• No titled person, Sir Count, save yourself, has honored us to-day.
• She painted a great number of portraits of titled ladies which are in the collections of their families.
• They could not be princesses, nor even titled aristocrats.
• She was traveled and cultivated, and all but titled through her youngest daughter.
• Her black satin dress, her scarf of rich foreign lace, and her pearl ornaments, pleased me better than the rainbow radiance of the titled dame.
• One should not blame a rich girl too much for marrying a titled and perhaps attractive foreigner.
• Titled women in every European country belong to their councils.
• The tall man proceeded up the aisle, his eyes upon the titled woman whose face was now covered with a genuine blush.
• When we made camp my titled guest plied me with questions about buffaloes and how to kill them.
• I recall talking one day in London with a gentle lady of an old, titled Scottish family, an earnest Christian, trained in the Latin Church.
• That was the way she expressed it, for she could be very coarse in her language at times, even if she were a titled lady.
• THE TITLED GENTLEMEN OF THE TRAVANCORE 40 CHAPTER VI.
• The captain then invited the two titled gentlemen and the doctor of the party to the cabin, while the two engineers were turned over to Mr.
• I turn from this ancient specimen of titled elegance to a consideration of Mr.
• It appeared to be a fashionable thoroughfare, for most of the occupants were titled people.

Similar words containing TITL without suffix ed

title5 titler6 titles6 betitle9 entitle7 intitle7 retitle7 titlark11 titlers7 titling8 titlist7 titlike11 betitled11 betitles10 entitled9 entitles8 intitled9 intitles8 mistitle10 nontitle8 retitled9 retitles8 subtitle10 surtitle8 titlarks12 titlings9 titlists8 untitled9 betitling12 entitling10 intitling10 mistitled12 mistitles11 retitling10 subtitled12 subtitles11 surtitles9 titleless9 uptitling12 disentitle11 mistitling13 subtitling13 supertitle12 unentitled11 uptitlings13 disentitled13 disentitles12 entitlement13 subtitlings14 supertitles13 titleholder15 disentitling14 entitlements14 titleholders16 titleholding17

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