title
/ˈtɪtəl/Definitions
1. noun
the name or phrase given to a book, movie, or other work of art, or a position or rank held by a person
“The movie’s title was changed to avoid controversy.”
2. noun
a heading or caption used to identify a section or item
“The title of the chapter was “The History of the City”.”
3. noun
a position of honor or dignity, especially one conferred by a university or other institution
“He was awarded the title of Doctor of Philosophy.”
4. verb
to give or assign a title to something
“The company will title the new employee “Manager of Marketing”.”
5. verb
to take or give possession of something, especially a property or a right
“The bank will title the car in your name.”
6. verb
to entitle or give a right to something
“The policy titles you to a higher premium after a certain age.”