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Title
Title
n.
An
inscription
put
over
or
upon
anything
as a
name
by
which
it is
known
.
Title
n.
The
inscription
in
the
beginning
of a
book
,
usually
containing
the
subject
of
the
work
,
the
author
's
and
publisher
's
names
,
the
date
,
etc
.
Title
n.
The
panel
for
the
name
,
between
the
bands
of
the
back
of a
book
.
Title
n.
A
section
or
division
of a
subject
, as of a
law
, a
book
,
specif
. (
Roman
&
Canon
Laws
), a
chapter
or
division
of a
law
book
.
Title
n.
An
appellation
of
dignity
,
distinction
, or
preeminence
(
hereditary
or
acquired
),
given
to
persons
, as
duke
marquis
,
honorable
,
esquire
,
etc
.
Title
n.
A
name
; an
appellation
; a
designation
.
Title
n.
That
which
constitutes
a
just
cause
of
exclusive
possession
;
that
which
is
the
foundation
of
ownership
of
property
,
real
or
personal
; a
right
; as, a
good
title
to an
estate
, or an
imperfect
title
.
Title
n.
The
instrument
which
is
evidence
of a
right
.
Title
n.
That
by
which
a
beneficiary
holds
a
benefice
.
Title
n.
A
church
to
which
a
priest
was
ordained
,
and
where
he
was
to
reside
.
Title
n.
To
call
by a
title
; to
name
; to
entitle
.
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