title
noun
uk
/ˈtaɪ.təl/ us
/ˈtaɪ.t̬əl/title noun (NAME)
titles [ plural ] (also credits)
the information given at the end or beginning of a film or television programme, stating the names of the people who acted in it or were involved in its production:
- The author's name was printed below the title.
- Put the title of the article in quotes.
- There was a book I wanted to buy, but now I can't remember the title.
- Some visitors to art galleries spent most of their time studying the titles of the paintings, rather than the paintings themselves.
- She ruled two red lines under the title and then sat for a long time, thinking what to write.
- A.N. Other
- age
- aka
- alias
- appellation
- first name
- forename
- form of address
- full name
- generic name
- nominative determinism
- O, o
- otherwise known as someone/something
- patronymic
- pen name
- titularly
- trade name
- trademark
- trivial name
- unchristened
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title noun (PERSON)
[ C ]
a word that is used before someone's name, stating their social rank, qualifications, position in an organization, gender, etc.:
What's her title - is she Professor or Doctor?
Jones prefers the gender-neutral title Mx.
title noun (SPORTS PRIZE)
C2 [ C ]
Joe Louis won the heavyweight boxing title in 1937.
title noun (LEGAL RIGHT)
- acquire
- acquisition
- all your own
- alluvion
- attach something to something phrasal verb
- bore
- fully
- holder
- in possession of something
- in someone's possession
- interest someone in something phrasal verb
- possessive
- possessor
- proprietary
- proprietor
- proprietorial
- re-endow
- reclaim
- reside
- stake a claim idiom
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