Titles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TITLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• TITLE, to designate or give a name to
• give a name to (a book, composition, or other work)
NOUN:
• the name of a book, composition, or other artistic work
• a caption or credit in a film or broadcast
• a book, magazine, or newspaper considered as a publication
• a descriptive or distinctive name that is earned or chosen
• the position of being the champion of a major sports competition
• a right or claim to the ownership of property or to a rank or throne
• (in church use) a fixed sphere of work and source of income as a condition for ordination.
• a parish church in Rome under a cardinal.
• a name that describes someone's position or job
• a word such as Lord or Dame that is used before someone's name, or a form that is used instead of someone's name, to indicate high social or official rank
• a word such as Mrs or Dr that is used before someone's name to indicate their profession or marital status
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to furnish with a title (a distinctive appellation)

Words related to TITLES

title5 titled7 titling8

Words that contain TITLES

betitles10 entitles8 intitles8 retitles8 mistitles11 subtitles11 surtitles9 disentitles12 supertitles13

How to use TITLES in a sentence

• The inhabitants of Ophel assembled round him a short time ago, and addressed him by the titles of Saviour and Prophet.
• How can they hold on to the titles and honour bestowed by the Government? They were at one time badges of honours when we believed that national honour was safe in their hands.
• How many rules for capitals are given in this book? and what are their titles? 10.
• For titles claimed by Helga Greene SEE Chandler, Raymond.
• In the three admirable portraits whose titles stand at the head of our notice, we have in one way and another all of the conditions we have spoken of fulfilled.
• Their training, their habit of command and of thinking for others, their military titles helped them to success.
• Among them were English lords and French princes with titles that dated from Agincourt to Waterloo, where their ancestors had met as enemies.
• The titles and attributes of Merodach are of more than usual vagueness.
• It brought with it great prestige, and much benefit accrued to the holders of titles.
• Although they come far down in the list of titles, their creation belongs almost to the formative era.
• The various titles they invent for each other it would be impossible to translate.
• Cicero was uneasy amidst applauding Rome, and he has designated his numerous works by the titles of his various villas, where they were composed.
• The wolf and the raven were sacred animals, and have left their memory in many places, as well as in such personal titles as AEthelwulf, the noble wolf.
• The families, titles, fortune, or character of the respective owners engage much attention.
• It was transferred to the imperial government in 1858, and Queen Victoria was proclaimed empress under the Royal Titles Act in 1877.
• When the ecclesiastical titles bill again came before the house, Sir F.
• The Peelites, especially in the commons, were hostile to the ecclesiastical titles bill.
• Other titles of the herb are Pulial mountain, and creeping Thyme.
• A scholar with great linguistic qualifications for writing the biography of an author whose knowledge of languages was one of his titles to fame, Dr.
• Though Australia calls up no historical recollections, no classical associations of ideas, it has other, and not less valid titles to our attention.
• I give into thy keeping more than house, lands or titles.
• The liberal Grand Duke is transformed into a Duke decorated with Austrian titles.
• Its Members accept no offices or titles, the ordinary prizes of political life.
• So Ruth returned to her room and sorted the books and magazines the doctor had loaned her, inspected the titles and searched for pictures.
• This in every instance contained the titles of books that a particular professor or graduate student in the university would need to consult for his studies of the ensuing week.
• Lists in which the titles of the books come first are better liked by the general public than are author-lists.

Similar words containing TITLE without suffix s

title5 titled7 titler6 betitle9 entitle7 intitle7 retitle7 titlers7 betitled11 betitles10 entitled9 entitles8 intitled9 intitles8 mistitle10 nontitle8 retitled9 retitles8 subtitle10 surtitle8 untitled9 mistitled12 mistitles11 subtitled12 subtitles11 surtitles9 titleless9 disentitle11 supertitle12 unentitled11 disentitled13 disentitles12 entitlement13 supertitles13 titleholder15 entitlements14 titleholders16 titleholding17

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