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Synonyms: tithe, tittle, litle, tile, titre, tintle, tite, tiple, tiele, tille, tible

Antonyms: tithe, tittle, litle, tile, titre, tintle, tite, tiple, tiele, tille, tible

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Noun

The [[name]] of a film, musical piece, [[painting]], or other [[work of art]].
The name of a writing such as a book, which identifies it and usually describes its [[subject]], with a short [[phrase]] that often [[summarize]]s its topic.
{{lb|en|by extension}} A [[publish]]ed piece of [[media]].
{{lb|en|by extension}} A section or division of a writing, as of an [[act]] of [[law]] or a book.
{{senseid|en|appellation for rank, job, qualification, etc}} An [[appellation]] given to a person or [[family]] to signify either [[veneration]], official [[position]], [[social]] [[rank]], the [[possession]] of [[asset]]s or [[property|properties]], or a professional or academic [[qualification]], such as {{m|en|Mister}}, {{m|en|Mr}}, {{m|en|Ms}}, {{m|en|Doctor}}, or {{m|en|Dr}}; {{ng|for more examples, see [[:Category:en:Titles]]}}.
{{senseid|en|ownership}} {{lb|en|property law}} Legal right to ownership of a property; a [[deed]] or other [[certificate]] proving this.
In canon law, that by which a [[beneficiary]] holds a [[benefice]].
A [[church]] to which a [[priest]] was [[ordain]]ed, and where he was to [[reside]].
{{lb|en|mostly|in the plural}} A written title, [[credit]], or [[caption]] shown with a film, video, or performance.
{{lb|en|sports}} The recognition given to the [[winner]] of a [[championship]] in sports.
{{lb|en|bookbinding}} The panel for the name, between the bands of the back of a book.
{{lb|en|law|formal}} A [[long title]].

{{lb|en|internet slang}} {{non-gloss|Used in the [[body]] of a [[post]] to indicate that the title has already said all that needs to be said.}}

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