Definition of title:

part of speech: noun

An inscription distinguishing anything; name of distinction; that which gives a right to possession.

Common misspellings * :

• 7th (0.4%)
• totle (0.4%)
• tital (13.3%)
• titl (1.5%)
• ltitle (0.4%)
• tiltle (3.8%)
• titlle (3.0%)
• titel (21.2%)
• titile (28.4%)
• ttile (0.8%)
• ttitle (1.1%)
• tltle (1.5%)
• titla (0.8%)
• tite (3.4%)
• tilte (12.9%)
• ttle (0.8%)
• ittle (0.4%)
• titule (1.9%)
• titiled (0.4%)
• titlke (0.8%)
• tiitle (2.3%)
• titletwo (0.8%)

Usage examples :

• When Berrington arrived at his title he was about five- and- twenty. "Thaddeus of Warsaw", - Jane Porter

• I am not ashamed to have the title "The Discovery of Yellowstone Park", - Nathaniel Pitt Langford

• With her title and position to hold to, she could face the world. "The Sowers", - Henry Seton Merriman

• " A lady of title "Thelma", - Marie Corelli